unicode positions of characters

[Martin v. Löwis]

Giorgi Lekishvili <gleki at gol.ge> writes:

> Could somebody tell me how can I get the unicode hexadecimals of chars?
> e.g., 'char'  --> xyzv

I thought I understood the question, but then your example breaks this
understanding. What has the identifier xyzv to do with the string
literal 'char'? Where is anything hexadecimal, or unicode, in this
example?

To get the Unicode ordinal from a Unicode character, use the ord
function. To get a hexadecimal representation of a number, use the hex
function.

>>> s=u"Hello"
>>> ord(s[0])
72
>>> hex(ord(s[0]))
'0x48'

Regards,
Martin