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I want to convert -123.456 into a C double for network transmission in python. So I tried this:
struct.pack('d', -123.456)
I get this as a result:
'w\xbe\x9f\x1a/\xdd^\xc0'
Obviously there is some hex in there, but what is with the w, /, and ^ sprinkled in there?
They are, respectively, a “w”, “/”, and “^”. Some byte sequences do correspond to ASCII characters.