Question: I have looked up this and not found anything usefule
So I want to take a unknown number (1-26) and convert it to its corrosponding letter.

Example:

```
import random
rand_let = random.randint(1,26)
print(rand_let)
#Insert the numb letter converter here
print(rand_let) # This is the changed version
output: 
3
C

```

Answer: 
`chr()` is your converter function. There is an offset of 64, as the numbers to be used are from the ASCII table of characters (i.e.: A = 65, B = 66, ...):

```
# import random
# rand_let = random.randint(1,26)
# print(rand_let)
rand_let = chr(rand_let + 64)
# print(rand_let) # This is the changed version

```
There are a couple ways to do this. First you can create a dictionary and assign letters as numbers. another way would be to find the chr() code number then use a random number generater to pick a char num. This is what I recommend.

```
# imports
import random
# pick a random number between the ord of 'a' and the ord of 'z' Google these for 
# more info
pick = random.randint(ord('a'), ord('z'))
# print the char of the ord of the random number picked
print(chr(pick))

```