Python bytes() function

Published February 15, 2022

This function returns a bytes object. Using this function, you can convert objects into bytes or create a new byte of a specified size. Bytearray() and bytes() functions are distinguished by the fact that bytearray() returns objects that can be modified while bytes() returns unmodifiable objects.

Syntax

Bytes(source, encoding, error)

Where:

• Source- the source of the object to be   converted

• Encoding- encodes the string objects

•  Error- handles all errors that occur   during the file string conversions.

Example

str = "I love Python" arr = bytes(str, 'utf-8') print(arr)

Output