Getting hex value of a character
Harvey Thomas
hst at empolis.co.uk
Thu Dec 12 12:36:28 EST 2002
Dennis Reinhardt wrote
>
> I am trying to print the hexadecimal value of a string. In
> other words, the
> string "AB" would print as "4142". I simply cannot get the formatting
> right. Here is a test case:
>
> rawg = "g"
> print "hex = %02x" % rawg
> print "hex = %02x" % int(rawg)
> print "hex = %02x" % string.atoi(rawg)
> print "hex = %02x" % struct.unpack("c", rawg)
> print "hex = %02x" % int(struct.unpack("c", rawg))
>
> None of the print statements I have tried above work. A
> common problem to
> many is that int cannot convert the argument given. The
> result I am hoping
> for here is "hex = 67". This must be really simple but I am
> not getting it
> and have consulted the indexes of 4 Python books.
>
> --
>
> Dennis Reinhardt
>
> http://www.dair.com
>
This works:
>>> ''.join([hex(ord(x))[2:] for x in "AB"])
'4142'
>>> ''.join([hex(ord(x))[2:] for x in "ABC"])
'414243'
>>>
Harvey
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