You can convert characters that are not hexadecimal, like "v" letter with the python function ord(). It returns an integer of that unicode character. So make something like this: hex(ord("v")) it returns the hex value of letter "v" in unicode format.
I have a hex string as follows:
\x00\x00\x00\xa5v\xe6A\x0033\x0033\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00
So I know \x means to use hexadecimal, so for characters like \x00 I know that means a null character. However for \xa5v how do I go about converting that? Is it a different format to hex?
Converting hex string with letters outside A-F