Python Coding Challenge - Question with Answer (ID 130826)

 

Explanation:

1. ord("A")

ord() converts a character into its Unicode code point.

ord("A")

Output:

65

So, "A" → 65.

2. ord("a")

Similarly:

ord("a")

Output:

97

So, "a" → 97.

3. ^ — Bitwise XOR

Now Python evaluates:

65 ^ 97

Convert both numbers to binary:

65 = 01000001

97 = 01100001

XOR rules:

0 ^ 0 → 0

0 ^ 1 → 1

1 ^ 0 → 1

1 ^ 1 → 0

Therefore:

  01000001

^ 01100001

-----------

  00100000

00100000 in decimal is 32.

4. print()

Finally:

print(32)

✅ Final Output

32