Convert a hexadecimal string to byte array

Hello

I would like to convert a hexadecimal string (e.g. 0x156FD18A4) into an array of bytes, the problem is that I don't have any delimiter (for example 15 6F 8 a 4 D1) so I can't use the worksheet to an array of strings, I tried to do something on my own, but everything seems to be too complicated is there an appropriate way clean and neat to achieve what I want? (or maybe a clever trick to add delimiter every two characters in my original string)

Thank you!


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