Python .b2a_uu()

The .b2a_uu() function converts binary data into a bytes object containing a string of ASCII characters in UUEncoded format.

Syntax

binascii.b2a_uu(data, *, backtick=false)

• data: A bytes object containing the binary data to be encoded.
• *: This indicates that any arguments following it must be passed using keyword syntax.
• backtick: When set to True, it replaces zero bytes in the UUEncoded data with a backtick character (`).

Example

import binascii

# Create binary data to encode
binaryData = b"some text"

# Encode the binary data to UUEncoded ASCII format
encodedData = binascii.b2a_uu(binaryData)

print(encodedData)

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This produces the following output:

b')<V]M92!T97AT\n'

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Note: To learn how to convert back to binary format, visit .a2b_uu().

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