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The xxd is a bash command in Linux and macOS that is used to take a hexdump (convert a string to hex), or convert hex back to a string. To use xxd, just call it with a couple of options. Below, we’ll use the -p option to export into plain hexdump, and we’ll quote it and the <<< is to take input rather than a file name to convert (the default behavior), as follows: xxd -p <<< 'hey it's a string' The output would be a hex string, as follows:

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6865792069742773206120737472696e670a

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Then use the -r option to revert your hex back to text. Since xxd doesn’t allow for a positional parameter to revert, we’ll simply echo the hex string and pipe it back into xxd, as follows: echo 6865792069742773206120737472696e670a xxd -r -p

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And the output would be (is):

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hey it's a string

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Other useful options:

• -b: Perform a binary dump instead of a hex dump
• -e: what it looks like when a little endian takes a hex dump
• -h: get help with the command
• -len: stop after the defined number of characters
• -u: use uppercase in the hex, instead of the default lower-case (doesn’t seem to actually work on macOS)
• -v: grab the version of xxd

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