unhex
/ˈʌnˈhɛks/Definitions
1. verb
to convert from hexadecimal notation to a binary or decimal number, especially as used in computing or programming.
“The programmer had to unhex the encoded data before processing it further.”
2. verb
to reverse or remove a hexadecimal encoding or conversion.
“The security team had to unhex the encrypted password to access the user’s account.”
3. noun
a process or function that converts hexadecimal notation to a binary or decimal number.
“The software included an unhex function for decoding encoded data.”