Web Reference: So ord(B[0]) - ord('0') is the int 1 when B[0] is the string '1', and it is the int 0 when B[0] is the string '0'. In short, it is just a way to convert the string to an int. int(B[0]) would have been simpler, but the author is avoiding int, since if you have int then the entire piece of code could be replaced by int(B, 2). Apr 23, 2015 · 76 I found out about Python's ord () function which returns corresponding Unicode codepoint value. But what is the opposite function, i.e. get char value by int? Edit: I'm new to SO, and couldn't find the answer here, so decided to post in order to everyone could find it more easily, although the answer is quite obvious. ord is a function that takes a character and returns the number that unicode associates that character with. The way unicode structures the digits 0-9 ord("9")-ord("0") will result in 9. ord of 0 is 48 and the digits count up from there: "1" is 49, "2" is 50 etc.
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