There is a built-in Python function called ord(c) which takes a character (a string of length 1) and returns character c's Unicode code point (integer) or "ordinal" value. For example, the Unicode value of "a" is 97 and the function call:

ord("a")

returns the ordinal value 97.

There is a Python non-empty list variable called words containing strings. Complete the following code to produce a list containing, for each string, a list of Unicode values representing the characters in each of those strings.

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