I have the following code: code1 = (\"\\xd9\\xf6\\xd9\\x74\\x24\\xf4\\x5f\\x29\\xc9\\xbd\\x69\\xd1\\xbb\\x18\\xb1\")
I have a Intel HEX file and I want to have a binary file. How, 开发者_运维技巧in python ? I think use the binascii module but I don\'t know what function is the most appropriate.
I\'m trying to decode a shift-jis encoded string, like this: string.decode(\'shift-jis\').encode(\'utf-8\')
Suppose we have float x = 24.0; I want to do the following: // hexRepresentation is of format HxHHHHHHHH
How do I convert a hex string to a signed int in Python 3? The best I can come up with is h = \'9DA92DAB\'
If I have some text file like abc.txt the I want to the hex value of that .txt file like we see when we open notepad+ can click on hex...something like this
I want to make from color开发者_如何学JAVA like 0xFF0000 (RGB), an RGBA color with FF alpha, like 0xFF0000FF. It will be something with bits, I think.
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I have a hex string that represents a 2\'s comple开发者_运维问答ment number. Is there an easy way (libraries/functions) to translate the hex into a decimal without working directly with its bits??
I\'m trying to store the hex color value of my text in strings.xml so all the layout files will refer to that (to be able to quickly change all layout text for the project easily) however I\'m having
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