Prashant Kumar Sahu

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Python Day Today hacks

Convert binary to decimal

                      int(b,2)
                      This takes as input 'b', a binary string and returns int.

Convert decimal to binary

                    bin(x)
                    This takes as input decimal number x , and returns binary string as '0b...'
                    If we give bin(10) , we have '0b1010'

Get Ascii value of a character.

                  ord(x)
                  Given a character as input ord() returns the ASCII Code
                  chr(num)
                  To compliment we have, chr(),which takes as input a number and returns the mapped character in ASCII table

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