# python-array
See https://python-utilities.readthedocs.io/en/latest/array.html
## Install
` pip3 install -U python-array `
## Usage
`py >>> from python_array import CTypesView >>> text = bytearray(b"Hello, I am a simple ASCII string!") >>> ctview = CTypesView(text, itemsize=1) >>> ctview.view[0] = 0x61 >>> print(text) aello, I am a simple ASCII string! >>> ctview.to_uint16()[3] = 0x6554 >>> print(text) aello,Te am a simple ASCII string! `
## License
MIT
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