U3000

[Charise Farag]

To enter literal Unicode characters in a program, there are options: enter the character directly, e.g. "a", or use a special sequence of characters, e.g. "\u3000". There is extensive information in the Python 3 documentation at Unicode HOWTO.

If you print the string, it may show them in the \u format if necessary owing to output limitations. But we can make it show the actual codepoints of the characters by iterating over the string and outputting the ord() value of each character: