"Steven D'Aprano" wrote
with how to get binary to text, so your suggestions are greatly
appreciated.
I'll get to it! (0001 = a, 0010 = b, ...)
>>> int('01101110', 2)
110
>>> chr(110)
'n'
And if you really want to use non standard character values you
could look at the string maket
jaco erasmus wrote:
Thank you for the help, everyone.
Like I said, I got the basics for my text file comparison, but my problem is
with how to get binary to text, so your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I'll get to it! (0001 = a, 0010 = b, ...)
>>> int('01101110', 2)
110
>>> chr(1
Thank you for the help, everyone.
Like I said, I got the basics for my text file comparison, but my problem is
with how to get binary to text, so your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I'll get to it! (0001 = a, 0010 = b, ...)
Cheers, and thanks again.
Jakes
jaco erasmus wrote:
Baby steps, first, though. For the moment, I just want to compare 2 text
files, have similar letters give me 0 and different letters give me 1. I
want to take those and turn them into letters. How would I do that?
The basic algorithm is:
1 Read one file into text1
2 Rea
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 8:33 AM, jaco erasmus wrote:
> Hi there, list
> The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
> a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
> Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
On 01/-10/-28163 02:59 PM, jaco erasmus wrote:
Hi there, list
The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
am still an i
Hi there, list
The other day I got bored at work and decided to give this programming thing
a try, since Rick Romero said it's becoming all the rage these days.
Eventually, I want to end up writing a steganography program, but for now I
am still an idiot playing around with text files, substituting
