Jun-17-2020, 11:26 PM
Why are you calling
But udp.sendto sends bytes, not strings. If you want to send the string in a UTF-8 encoding, you can pass the string to encode() and that will generate a bytes object.
hex() on those values? That takes a number and returns a python string.But udp.sendto sends bytes, not strings. If you want to send the string in a UTF-8 encoding, you can pass the string to encode() and that will generate a bytes object.
>>> type("foo")
<class 'str'>
>>> type("foo".encode())
<class 'bytes'>If you instead want to send the raw bytes, you'll need to look at struct.pack()