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So I’m trying to read the bytes of a file. I created a script that just uses file.read() and it iterates through the bytes. It comes to a character where is looks like
[ 0 0 ]
[ 0 3 ]
I guess my real question is: What does this character repersent? When I look at a Hex Editor, it displays it as ú which makes sense because the hexidecimal is FA.
file.readwill take the binary contents of your declared file and stuff it into a buffer.00 and 03 are control characters (00 =
NULL, 03 =END OF TEXT). You may be interested in referring to an ASCII table for more details.ASCII Table: http://www.asciitable.com/index/asciifull.gif