Python begineer Guide
#31
A good way to practice Python is hackerrank or leetcode.
I have used only the first but it help you slowly learn the different data structure and stuff needed in Python.
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#32
(08-18-2022, 01:44 PM)bwin2 Wrote: A good way to practice Python is hackerrank or leetcode.
I have used only the first but it help you slowly learn the different data structure and stuff needed in Python.

I mainly learned Python by creating a simple CRUD webapp in Flask, then slowly building it out with new features. Spent a lot more time in the documentation and in SO, but I got everything I wanted working by the end.
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#33
I strongly recommend the book 'blackhat python' to whoever wants to learn python from a hacking angle

The code there is fairly simple (the author mentions that it's for beginners) and provides good intro into hacking (i.e writing network scanners, packet inspection, simple keyloggers, etc... Even a basic botnet concept, all using Python)
The only drawback is that all examples are written in python 2.7 but converting them to Python 3 is an exercise by itself. Other than that the book is very straightforward and informative


https://www.pdfdrive.com/black-hat-pytho...50458.html
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#34
good tutorial... i like python...
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#35
Thank you everyone for the resources. Will be reading up on this when I find time. Every bit helps and is much appreciated!
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