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If I call os.urandom(64), I am given 64 random bytes. With reference to Convert bytes to a Python string I tried a = os.urandom(64) a.decode() a.decode("utf-8") but got the traceback error stating that the bytes are not in utf-8. Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x8b in position 0: invalid start byte with the bytes b'\x8bz\xaf$\xb6\x93q\xef\x94\x99$\x8c\x1eO\xeb\xed\x03O\xc6L%\xe70\xf9\xd8 \xa4\xac\x01\xe1\xb5\x0bM#\x19\xea+\x81\xdc\xcb\xed7O\xec\xf5\\}\x029\x122 \x8b\xbd\xa9\xca\xb2\x88\r+\x88\xf0\xeaE\x9c' Is there a fullproof method to decode these bytes into some string representation? I am generating sudo random tokens to keep track of related documents across multiple database engines.
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