newline is getting interpretted as Ð (0xd0) instead of (0x0a) and I genuinly don’t have any idea on how to fix this. I don’t know where to begin either.

When trying to use this code, it reads 0x0a as 0xd0.

with open(path, "rb") as root:
    b_arr = root.read() + b" "
    print("Processing...")
    buffer = ""
    b_arr_wizard = ""
    chars = ""
    for i in range(len(b_arr)):
        if i % 16 == 0 or i == len(b_arr)-1:

            print(len(buffer))
            buffer += " "*((16*3)-len(buffer))
            buffer += "| "
            for _ in buffer.split():
                if _ == "|":
                    continue

                #print(_)
                if int(_, base=16) >= 32:
                    buffer += chr(int(_, base=16))
                    chars += chr(int(_, base=16))
                else:
                    buffer += "."
                    chars += chr(int(_, base=16))
            b_arr_wizard += buffer + "n"
            buffer = ""

        buffer += str(hex(b_arr[i])[2:])+ "0"*(2-len(str(hex(b_arr[i])[2:]))) + " "

used on the file:

abc
def

returns:
61 62 63 d0 a0 64 65 66 | abcРdef