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You can generate any unicode code point (in any language) by looking up the character code in the unicode chart, and keying the number into the string. For example, the code for Greek upper case Pi is 03A0 (the values are in hexidecimal) and lower case is 03C0. so you …
I liked the Dive Into Python example, but felt it was incomplete. I recently published a different way of doing the same thing. This one defines a class (roman.Roman) so you can add and subtract roman numbers and print them out directly. [CODE] >>>import roman >>>two = roman.Roman(2) >>>print two …
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