Python Coding challenge - Day 230 | What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

The code print('[' + chr(65) + ']') is a Python statement that prints a string to the console. Let's break down each part of this statement:

1. chr(65):
   • The chr() function in Python takes an integer (which represents a Unicode code point) and returns the corresponding character.
   • The integer 65 corresponds to the Unicode code point for the character 'A'.
   • So, chr(65) returns the character 'A'.

2. String Concatenation:

   • The + operator is used to concatenate strings in Python.
   • '[' + chr(65) + ']' concatenates three strings: the opening bracket '[', the character 'A' (which is the result of chr(65)), and the closing bracket ']'.
     
     
3. print():
   • The print() function outputs the concatenated string to the console.

Putting it all together, the statement print('[' + chr(65) + ']') prints the string [A] to the console.