Number - (Hexadecimal|Hex) (Dump|Editor)

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About

An hex dump is a raw binary information contained in a file translated into hexadecimal

Pane / Output Format

Pane
(for a viewer)
Column
(for an output)
Description
Address pane Left The Address offset in hexadecimal of the first byte of each line starting at 0.
Hex pane Middle (two columns) the file content as an array of hex bytes
ANSI pane Right Content of the file in ASCII characters
UNICODE pane The file content as two-byte UNICODE characters

You may have others different representation such as:

  • colors

Utility

head -c nbyte file

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