my_string = b'The string'
They put b in front of the string like this, and I wonder what it means, what influence it has, and when it is used.
If you add b to the string in Python 3, it becomes a byte type. If you run it in REPL, it's as follows.
>>> a = b'abc' >>> type(a) <class 'bytes'> >>> b = 'abc' >>> type(b) <class 'str'>
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