why string "hello" is "\x45hello" not "\x85hello"? #2
Description
The length of "hello" is 5, it's less then 63, so it matches this format
10|xxxxxx <string-data>
The first 2bit is 10, and the rest 6bit representing the length of the <string-data>, in this case, is 5(the length of "hello")，5 convert to binary code is 101, we use 000 the make it reach 6bit, so it should be 000101, 10 concat 000101 is 10000101, convert it to hex is 0x85 not 0x45, so am I wrong? or you make a mistake?
