The following code: print(chr(ord(‘p’) + 2))

print(chr(ord('p') + 2))

• will print r
• will print s
• will print t
• will print q

Explanation: The chr() function returns the character that represents the specified Unicode, while the ord() function returns the Unicode code from a given character (in this case, ‘p’ → 112).

Because the ord() function returns 112, the chr() function takes 114 as its argument (112 + 2 → 114), and returns r, because the character represents the Unicode code 114.

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