I want to encode string to bytes.
To convert to byes, I used byte.fromhex()
>>> byte.fromhex('7403073845')
b't\x03\x078E'
But it displayed some characters.
How can it be displayed as hex like following?
b't\x03\x078E' => '\x74\x03\x07\x38\x45'
I want to encode string to bytes.
bytes.fromhex()
already transforms your hex string into bytes. Don't confuse an object and its text representation -- REPL uses sys.displayhook
that uses repr()
to display bytes in ascii printable range as the corresponding characters but it doesn't affect the value in any way:
>>> b't' == b'\x74'
True
Print bytes to hex
To convert bytes back into a hex string, you could use bytes.hex
method since Python 3.5:
>>> b't\x03\x078E'.hex()
'7403073845'
On older Python version you could use binascii.hexlify()
:
>>> import binascii
>>> binascii.hexlify(b't\x03\x078E').decode('ascii')
'7403073845'
How can it be displayed as hex like following?
b't\x03\x078E' => '\x74\x03\x07\x38\x45'
>>> print(''.join(['\\x%02x' % b for b in b't\x03\x078E']))
\x74\x03\x07\x38\x45
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