To transform a string from ANSI/hexadecimal format to Unicode, you can use the following steps:
hex_decode()
method.decode()
method with the ANSI encoding parameter. This will give you a Unicode string.Here's some sample Python code that demonstrates the conversion:
# Example ANSI/hexadecimal string
ansistr = "48656c6c6f20576f726c64"
# Convert from hex to byte array
bytesarr = bytes.fromhex(ansistr)
# Decode the byte array to Unicode string
unicode_str = bytesarr.decode('ansi')
print(unicode_str) # Output: "Hello World"
In this example, the hex()
function is used to convert the hexadecimal string to a byte array. The decode()
method is then used to decode the byte array using the ANSI encoding parameter. The resulting Unicode string is then printed to the console.
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