Chr (169) not giving copyright symbol

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The chr(169) function in Python returns the character corresponding to the ASCII code provided as an argument. However, the ASCII code for the copyright symbol is 169 in extended ASCII, not in the standard ASCII table.

In Python, you can use Unicode code points to represent the copyright symbol. The Unicode code point for the copyright symbol is U+00A9. To display the copyright symbol correctly, you can use the chr() function with the Unicode code point:

python
print(chr(0xA9))

Alternatively, you can directly use the Unicode escape sequence \u followed by the four-digit hexadecimal code point:

python
print('\u00A9')

Both of these approaches will correctly display the copyright symbol (©) in Python.

Make sure that the font and encoding used by your terminal or text editor support the copyright symbol to display it correctly.