Does Python change my byte string?

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Does Python change my string??

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The related question is I was using a little shellcode in my python but failed

PS: I was doubting what's is the end charecter of Python String or C string, if the string have the end charecter, how to deal with it? Does this related to this question?

Don't you think \x49 is the same as I?

JBernardo
– JBernardo

2012-10-30 00:18:10 +00:00
Commented Oct 30, 2012 at 0:18 — JBernardo
– JBernardo, Commented Oct 30, 2012 at 0:18

Thomas Orozco · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-30 00:19:04Z

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>>> chr(int('49', 16))
'I'

Actually, \x49 is I.

A word of explanation about this:

\x49 means "Char with code 49 in hex. 49 in hex is int('49', 16): 73. 73 is the ASCII character code for I, which you can verify with: ord('I'): 73.

answered Oct 30, 2012 at 0:19

Thomas Orozco

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jeswang Over a year ago

OK I got it. Can you explain what happend here? stackoverflow.com/questions/13125651/…

Thomas Orozco Over a year ago

@Eout Yes, please see the answer there : )

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