The Bytes construct in Python is used to generate a sequence of bytes. It is a binary sequence of 8-bit values, and it is immutable in nature. The Bytes construct can be generated using different methods like b'' literals, bytearray(), bytes() etc.
Here are some examples of using the Bytes construct in Python:
1. Creating a bytes object using the b'' literal. This generates a bytes object containing the ASCII values of the characters present in the string.
byte_str = b'hello'
2. Creating a bytes object from a string using the encode() method. This method encodes the string in UTF-8 format and generates a bytes object.
str = "hello"
byte_str = str.encode('utf-8')
3. Creating a bytes object from a list of integers using bytes() method. This method generates a byte object by packing the integers into bytes.
int_list = [97,98,99]
byte_str = bytes(int_list)
The package library for Bytes construct is built-in python library.
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