Strings Text is stored as a series (an array) of bytes. In the case of classic ASCII, each character is stored with one byte. For this section, you are going to hand-convert two strings to their hexadecimal (and binary) representations. Here is an example: For your homework assignment, you are required to put each character on a different line. Each character will by the hexadecimal and binary equivalents. Your turn-in must be hand-written. Show your work (if needed). You don't have to draw the lines shown above. 3. Convert the following text to a series of bytes. Go Hornets! Stingers Up