I have a byte string that I would like to read into python. the string is a float conversion from numpy float64 to bytes.

The problem is that some of my data when converted ends up having the line break ‘n’ character as a byte.

How do I stop python from going crazy when it comes across the “n” character

here is my data

value: np.float64 = np.float64(0.05476599186658859)
bytes = value.tobytes()
print(bytes)

save_path = "c:/mydata.bin"
save_path.open("wb")
save_path.write(bytes)
save_path.clost()

the result

b'x00x00x00xc0Inxac?'

now when I try to open, I receive the following problem

data_path = Path("c:/mydata.bin")
with data_path.open("rb") as data_chunk:
    data = data_chunk.read(8) # 8 bytes so read first 8

    print(data)

result

b'x00x00x00xc0In

I was originally using readline() but moved to just read() to try and fix this but it still kept cropping the last byte