How to access elements of an array of bytes?

Question

I have an array of bytes b returned from a C# code using Ironpython. If I use print b the output is as follows:

   Array[Byte]((<System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241A [175]>, 
    <System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241B [164]>,
     <System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241C [152]>, 
    <System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241D [68]>, 
    <System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241E [194]>, 
<System.Byte object at 0x000000000000241F [154]>, 
    <System.Byte object at 0x0000000000002420 [22]>,
     <System.Byte object at 0x0000000000002421 [197]>, 
    <System.Byte object at 0x0000000000002422 [130]>))

Can anyone please tell the meaning of this (numbers inside [] and System.Byte object at 0x00... )? Also how to access the individual elements?

Answer 1

Each of that are the references of the object inside your list, in this case has the type System.Byte, and the number in hexadecimal is the id of the reference. I if you take the first element de value will be 175 (in hexadecimal), is the value inside de []. So you only have to do a for bucle or something similar to get each value, the value before de [] are just the reference of the byte value in memory