Document. Write ("\ x3c \ x54 ")? Is it encrypted?

<SCRIPT> document. writeln ("\ x3c \ x73 \ x63 \ x72 \ x69 \ x74 \ x20 \ x73 \ x72 \ x63 \ X3D \ x22 \ x48 \ x54 \ x54 \ x50 \ x3a \ x2f \ x2f \ x4f \ X46 \ X46 \ x49 \ x43 \ x45 \ x2e \ X46 \ x41 \ x51 \ x53 \ x45 \ X52 \ x56 \ x2e \ x43 \ x4f \ x4d \ x2f \ x66 \ x61 \ x71 \ x2e \ x4a \ x53 \ x22 \ x3e \ x3c \ x2f \ x73 \ x63 \ x72 \ x69 \ cross city \ x74 \ x3e "); </SCRIPT>
What encoding is this? How to convert it into normal code?

 

This is not encrypted. It is represented in hexadecimal form of the ASCII code of the characters.

The above result is:

<SCRIPT src = "http://OFFICE.FAQSERV.COM/faq.JS"> </SCRIPT>

To convert to normal, it is very easy to directly output:

<SCRIPT> window. alert ("\ x3c \ x73 \ x63 \ x72 \ x69 \ x74 \ x20 \ x73 \ x72 \ x63 \ X3D \ x22 \ x48 \ x54 \ x54 \ x50 \ x3a \ x2f \ x2f \ x4f \ X46 \ X46 \ x49 \ x43 \ x45 \ x2e \ X46 \ x41 \ x51 \ x53 \ x45 \ X52 \ x56 \ x2e \ x43 \ x4f \ x4d \ x2f \ x66 \ x61 \ x71 \ x2e \ x4a \ x53 \ x22 \ x3e \ x3c \ x2f \ x73 \ x63 \ x72 \ x69 \ cross city \ x74 \ x3e "); </SCRIPT>

Document. Write ("\ x3c \ x54 ")? Is it encrypted?