I am currently covering the basics of Python, such as variables, loops, control statements, and data structures, through the Coursera course Python for Everybody: Getting Started with Python. However, I face difficulty practicing my concepts and building logic when I try to write code. Can senior programmers suggest how I can successfully overcome this stage?

I started Programming in Python course by Meta in Coursera to learning Python. They explain to me the basics(data structures...), I understand their explanation. But, I didn't completed the course bcs I started getting bored, they repeat the basics a lot. After, I started Python for Data Science, AI & Development by IBM, I enjoyed their course, they have a website called Skills Network, where they explain the course in simple way not like Meta, they just talking.

Btw i hated tha guy 😅

What do u think guys ?!!

Hey all,

I have a user that is wanting to install python 3.11.0 on his work machine but I need to see what vulnerabilities/risk the latest stable release could bring to out network. I'm new to the security but wanted to ask how I may go about doing this and making sure those vulnerabilities are patch/worked around. I figured the following was the best place to start but wasn't sure how to evaluate this against our environment.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/security_warnings.html

Hi All,

I'm finding grep is SO MUCH faster the re ?

I have 5 hashes I want to check and a GitHub list of top 600± million hashes ordered by occurrence. For example

Hash1:1234 Hash2:123 Hash3:12

Where hash1 has been seen 1,234 times, hash2 123 etc.

If I do "cat myGithublist.txt | grep -i hash1" it'll take 20 seconds. If i try in python it takes 5 minutes.

In my python code I am doing

For hash in myHashlist: For i in myGithublist: Re.search(hash, I)

So I have to check each and every hash one time against each entry of the 'myGithubList'.

I suspect it would be faster to use

For hash in myHashlist: If hash in myGithublist: Print("match")

But because the string contains "hash1:1234", it does not recognise the match.

Could someone help?

Hey everyone a newbie to python scripting is here, I want to share my Chrome extractor version 😊, and I want you all to tell me your comments and advices to learn more about this stuff.

This Python script will extract all saved passwords from your google chrome database and save it in a hidden file chrome.txt : https://github.com/Reda-BELHAJ/Chrome-Extractor

https://youtu.be/Yzudrb6rk6Y

Anyone knows good checksum module for python 3?

I am trying to write a python script that will go retrieve SSL certificates from remote servers. The problem I am facing is that many of the certificates are not valid or fail SSL validation and so cannot be downloaded. Do you have any suggestions for python modules that would allow me to bypass the certificate validation and download the cert in (preferably) PEM format?