In the last problem, we get an error if we enter more than one character at a time. Rewrite the program so that it only calls the ord method if a single character is entered.

I have this code so far I just don't know how to make it print not a character
ch= input("Enter a character: ")
print("ASCII #%d" %ord(ch[0]))

ch= str(input("Enter a character: "))

if str.isalpha(ch)==True:

   print("ASCII #%d" %ord(ch))

else:

   print("Not accepted")

Explanation:

Above, we check if the input is an alphabet, and only then ord is called or else Not accepted message is printed.

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