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I've been looking through the Python Cookbook (2nd Edition) to learn how to process strings and characters. I wanted to try converting a number into its Unicode equivalent. So I tried using the built-in function called ' unichr ' , which, according to the Cookbook, goes something like: >>> print repr(unichr(8224)) ... and will output: u'\u2020' However, the code failed. I thought it had something to do with print (because Python 3 uses print() instead of print ""), but that didn't work out as well. I tried several variations to the code, and it still failed. At long last, I just typed a simple line: unichr(10000) To my surprise, this error message kept popping up, no matter what value I put into the above function: NameError: name 'unichr' is not defined What could be the problem? Is there some specific module that I'm supposed to import?
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