Chr(78)

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Ah, the classic Python ASCII trap. chr(78) returns the character 'N' in ASCII, but what you're actually seeing is a cat girl anime character. Clearly someone's terminal has... unusual rendering capabilities. When your Python interpreter starts outputting waifus instead of letters, you know it's time to either fix your encoding or embrace your new anime-powered development environment.

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