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For (int x = 0; x<strlen(string);x++)
        printf("%02X", string[x]);

I don't think printf will do the entire string by itself.

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> Does printf have a type to display a string as hexadecimal to 
> stdio?  For
> example given
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> char string[3] = "12";
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> what C code will display F1F200 to the display (stdio)?
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