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I base64 decoded a string and I now have a string made up of ‘X00’, ‘xEF’, ‘xC8’ etc…
What are these (characters?), or can they be decoded into something else?
I Want to learn more about it, but can’t find anything on Google.
Thanks
(I had no idea what to enter as a tag so feel free to amend it)
they look like hex numbers
but they could be unicode characters …
\xEF as unicode = ï == u”\u00ef”
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/ef/index.htm
but I think they are hex numbers