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Web3.py helps you access your Ethereum node from Python. It is web3.js for Python.
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How to decode a log['data'] hexBytes from a solidity event using web3.py
As you can see in the image below the Data field consists of five different attributes and by calling through the below web3 API it returns the hex bytes of those five attributes combined.
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