I've come across a handful of other software programs that feature a similar construct:
let str = '\x32\x20\x60\x78\x6e\x7a\x9c\x89';
As I experimented with the sequence of numbers and letters within the string, trying to extract the desired text, I began to ponder whether there exists a built-in method to decipher the \x
escape sequences in a string. Much like how string.toUpperCase()
functions in JavaScript. Although my current project involves processing.js, I am open to exploring alternate programming languages if they offer a solution for decoding the ASCII representation of \x
.