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## Overview
We can get the character representation of a number by using the **`chr()` method** in Perl.

## Syntax
```perl
chr(number)
```
## Parameters
**`number`**: This is the number that we want to get the string representation for.

## Return value
**`number`**: The value returned is the string representation of the number value.
## Code example

# create number variables
# and initialize
$no1 = 65;
$no2 = 66;
$no3 = 100;
$no4 = 200;

# get character representations
$ch1 = chr($no1);
$ch2 = chr($no2);
$ch3 = chr($no3);
$ch4 = chr($no4);

# print results
print "$ch1\n";
print "$ch2\n";
print "$ch3\n";
print $ch4;

## Explanation
* **Lines 3-6**: We create some variables and initialize them with number values.
* **Lines 9-12**: We invoke the `chr()` method on the number values we create. We store the results in the variables `$ch1`, `$ch2`, `$ch3`, amd `$ch4`.
* **Lines 15-18**: We print the results.

## Explanation
* **Lines 3-6**: We create some variables and initialize them with number values.
* **Lines 9-12**: We invoke the `chr()` method on the number values we create. We store the results in the variables `＄ch1`, `＄ch2`, `＄ch3`, amd `＄ch4`.
* **Lines 15-18**: We print the results.

How to get the character representation of a number in Perl

Use Perl's chr() method to get a character's string representation from a numeric value.