[Solved] ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 16: ” [closed]

Question

You are trying to parse strings as numbers in hexadecimal, where each string is two characters from h. That means your string h needs to be long enough to have content for each of the substrings.

For instance, if h is '1234', then

h[0:2] == '12'
h[2:4] == '34'
h[4:6] == ''

Your code can parse '12' and '34' as numbers in hex, but it can’t parse '', so it would raise an exception.

Accepted Answer

You are trying to parse strings as numbers in hexadecimal, where each string is two characters from h. That means your string h needs to be long enough to have content for each of the substrings.

For instance, if h is '1234', then

h[0:2] == '12'
h[2:4] == '34'
h[4:6] == ''

Your code can parse '12' and '34' as numbers in hex, but it can’t parse '', so it would raise an exception.