1.A list can not be changed to string by ''str()'' ,but its elements.
>>> a= str([1,2])
>>> a[0]
'['
2. In python, we can change a octal number to hexadecimal by function ''int''
int(A,'base:'8)
#it means the A is described in octonary number but we can gain its decimalism form.#
Additionally, the type of A must be STRING such as "0xf41"(<-这里是16进制).
However ,I found that this code could also get the same result as above.
>>> int(0xf41)
3905
but the type of the 0xf41 is 'int', which is confusing.
>>> type(0xf41)
<class 'int'>
3. chr() and ord() provide opposite function for us to translate ASCII code and char