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How do I convert a hexadecimal to a string in Python?

Using Python,

h = 0x11012
# ... ???
result = '11012'

What intermediary steps do I have to take to go from h -> result?

Python 2.7 and later:

>>> "{:x}".format(0x11012)
'11012'

Python 2.6:

>>> "{0:x}".format(0x11012)
'11012'

Python 2.5 and earlier:

>>> "%x" % 0x11012
'11012'
h = 0x11012
result = hex(h)[2:]

This will remove the leading 0x .

result = hex(h)

这真的很简单。

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