Python string argument without an encoding
You are passing in a string object to a bytearray():
bytearray(content[current_pos:(final_pos)])You'll need to supply an encoding argument (second argument) so that it can be encoded to bytes.
For example, you could encode it to UTF-8:
bytearray(content[current_pos:(final_pos)], 'utf8')From the bytearray() documentation:
The optional source parameter can be used to initialize the array in a few different ways:
- If it is a string, you must also give the encoding (and optionally, errors) parameters;
bytearray()then converts the string to bytes usingstr.encode().
byteObject = b'\x18,\xa3\xf0A\x93*<bAd\x15K.A\xba'print(byteObject)print('-----------asbytearray----------')print('-------As a string------------------')o = base64.b64encode(bytes(str(byteObject), 'utf-8'))print(o.decode("utf-8"))`enter code here`print('--------Nonce as a string------------------')