Python bytes Special Method
In Python, the `bytes` class represents immutable sequences of bytes. The `bytes` class is typically used to store raw binary data, such as encoded text, network packets, or cryptographic keys. The `__bytes__` special method is used to define the behavior of the `bytes()` constructor when called with an instance of a user-defined class. By implementing the `__bytes__` method, developers can customize how instances of their class are converted into bytes objects. This is useful when dealing with custom data types that need to be serialized into bytes or when defining binary protocols. The `__bytes__` method should return a bytes object representing the binary representation of the object. This special method enables seamless integration of custom classes with Python's bytes-oriented functionality, enhancing the interoperability and versatility of Python applications dealing with binary data.