Someone to explain to me the ord() function in Python

Question

How the ord() is used to convert a character to its Unicode value

Answer 1

The code is here

```print(ord('a'))

print(ord('0'))```

Answer 2

The ord() function will give you the ascii code or unicode point of a character. it is an integer number.

ord('a') -> 97
ord('1') -> 49

Answer 3

ord() returns ASCII of an character. ord(a) returns 97.

You can find ASCII tables online, here is one of them: https://images.app.goo.gl/gJ6mygY2gegBtBsz7

Answer 4

Meaning all characters have their unique value