Can someone explain this python code please?

Question

I was practicing the C++ lesson of sololearn named "Crack the code"(Something like that). And i googled same thing for python and got this. Please Explain it for me.
#Code
Code="416e206572726f72206f636375727265642e0a506c6561736520636865636b20796f757220696e7465726e657420636f6e6e656374696f6e20616e642074727920616761696e2e"
for i in range(len(Code)//2):
print(chr(int(Code[2*i:+2*(i+1)],16)),end="")

Answer 1

Loop runs half the length of Code string times ,
Code[2*i:+2*(i+1)] slices the two characters and returns them
Like Code[0:2]=>41 ,Code[2:4]=>6e and so on(should be clear by now why the loop runs half the length of string )
int(41,16),16 represents that the string is a hexadecimal representation which needs to be converted to decimal ,in decimal 41 is equal to 16+16+16+16+1=>65

chr(65) returns the character representation for 65 as specified in ASCII table which is "A" and this whole thing happens for every two characters which forms the following string ,

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