Hey I have this code where I want to represent 1 as two bytes but when I access it back I am getting (1,) I do not want the comma and want to equate it like y==1
var = struct.pack(' h ', 1)
x = calcsize('h')
print(x)
y=struct.unpack('h', var)
print(y)
struct.unpack always returns a tuple regardless of the number of elements. The easiest fix is to assign y like this:
y, = struct.unpack('h', var) # notice the comma
This will unpack the tuple into a single value
You can get the first value from the tuple like below,
y = struct.unpack('h', var)[0]
or you can get the first value like below,
y, *_ = struct.unpack('h', var)
or
y, = struct.unpack('h', var)
