Python standard library: Built-in function hex (x)

This function converts a string representation of an integer object to 16, such as a format like 0x . If the object is not an integer, a method ___index__ () should be defined to return an integer. If you want to convert the result of this function to an integer type, the int () function is required and is converted using a base of. Converting another floating-point number to hexadecimal means you need to use float.hex () to convert instead of using this function.

Example:

#hex () print (hex) print (Hex (0x55)) print (Hex (-127))

The output results are as follows:

0x14

0x80

0x55

-0x7f

Python standard library: Built-in function hex (x)