On March 30, 2019 9:13:16 PM MDT, boB Stepp wrote:
>While reading in chapter 3 of "Learning Python, 5th ed." by Mark Lutz,
>I was playing around with reload() in the imp module. In the
>interpreter I did a "from imp import reload" and then help(reload).
>This had a warning that it was deprecated.
While reading in chapter 3 of "Learning Python, 5th ed." by Mark Lutz,
I was playing around with reload() in the imp module. In the
interpreter I did a "from imp import reload" and then help(reload).
This had a warning that it was deprecated. After a search online I
found that the entire imp libr
Ali M wrote:
> I want to encrypt my sqlite databases which are shipped with the app in
> it's directory, so that the user can't modify or use it elsewhere, and
> they will only be accessible for the app to read from, how can i do that?
Assuming you had an encrypted database, where would you put t
On 30/03/2019 07:22, Alan Gauld via Tutor wrote:
> On 29/03/2019 18:01, Ali M wrote:
>> I want to encrypt my sqlite databases which are shipped with the app in
>> it's directory, so that the user can't modify or use it elsewhere, and they
>> will only be accessible for the app to read from, how can
On 29/03/2019 18:01, Ali M wrote:
> I want to encrypt my sqlite databases which are shipped with the app in
> it's directory, so that the user can't modify or use it elsewhere, and they
> will only be accessible for the app to read from, how can i do that?
It all depends on how rigorous you want t
