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[James Tharakan]

c = '\u0042';

this statement assigns B to the variable c.

Can any one explain that?
Then what is the value of other alphabets?

[Ove Lindström]

Originally posted by James Tharakan:
c = '\u0042';

this statement assigns B to the variable c.

Can any one explain that?
Then what is the value of other alphabets?

using the '\u0042' notation say that "I want you to use the unicode character with the value of 42".

You can find all unicode tables at http://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode5.1.0/ or http://www.unicode.org/charts/ if you want to look at the code-charts. Unicode is over 100.000 characters so you can express a lot.

If you use '\u03A9' you get the Greek Omega-sign.

[Amit Ghorpade]

this statement assigns B to the variable c.

Can any one explain that?

This is because the Unicode value of "B" is 42(hex).

Then what is the value of other alphabets?

Should be easy to guess, here is a complete list of latin characters .

Hope this helps

[Amit Ghorpade]

Ove beat me on that by a minute,
one more thing please make your subject a bit more meaningful. Read this for more information.