Ethical Hacking: Password Cracking with Python
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Read more »The problemLet’s say you have more than one version of Python installed on your machine. What version does python3 point to? If you said, “the newest version”, you may actually be wrong. That’s because python3 points at the last version of Python you inst…
Read more »With the increase in the markets for smart products, auto-pilot cars and other smart products, the ML industry is on a rise. Machine learning is also one of the most prominent tools of cost-cutting in almost every sector of industry nowadays. ML libraries…
Read more »The problemLet’s say you have more than one version of Python installed on your machine. What version does python3 point to? If you said, “the newest version”, you may actually be wrong. That’s because python3 points at the last version of Python you inst…
Read more »Learn how to change CPython internals to accept new syntax and features. This post adds a Ruby feature to Python.
Read more »Write modern GPU shaders in Python! Contribute to pygfx/pyshader development by creating an account on GitHub.
Read more »The problemLet’s say you have more than one version of Python installed on your machine. What version does python3 point to? If you said, “the newest version”, you may actually be wrong. That’s because python3 points at the last version of Python you inst…
Read more »Some Linux distributions (like Alpine and Arch Linux) are shipping something called “python bytecode” in their packages. It’s stored in .pyc files and is generated during the package build. They’re stored in __pycache__ folders and can be seen here:
Read more »In this series, we examine an SQL query builder I wrote in 150 lines of Python, why I wrote it, how I thought about it, and the decisions I had to make. This article is a sneak peek of the series and the code.
Read more »I am sure you are already aware of the concatenation operators + and += in Python. As the name itself says, concatenation operators are used to concatenating multiple sequence types (For example…
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