ascii()
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Published Jun 15, 2021Updated Sep 3, 2021
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The Python ascii()
function receives an object containing string
data as input, and returns the object as a printable representation with \x
, \u
, or \U
escapes for non-ASCII characters (accented characters).
Syntax
ascii(object)
Example 1
Use ascii()
to return non-ASCII representation of the string 'marquée'
:
print(ascii('marquée'))# Output: 'marqu\xe9e'
Example 2
Use ascii()
to return non-ASCII representation of the list ['marquée', 'résumé', 'jalapeño']
:
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