I am new to python so I need lots of help on this code basically what it does is takes a decimal number(155) converts it into binary(10011011) takes the first six numbers in that(100110) converts that into a decimal number(38) and from there makes it a letter("m") according to the base64 code (http://email.about.com/cs/standards/a/base64_encoding.htm)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 | #conversion functions
def Binary2Decimal(bin_num):
""" Return the decimal representation of bin_num
This actually uses the built-in int() function,
but is wrapped in a function for consistency """
return int(bin_num, 2)
def Decimal2Binary(dec_num):
""" Return the binary representation of dec_num """
if dec_num == 0: return ''
head, tail = divmod(dec_num, 2)
return Decimal2Binary(head) + str(tail)
#input code: converts input into string
s= raw_input("Give Numbers:")
n=0
st=[]
while n<>len(s):
st.append(s[n])
n=n+1
#decoding
one = int("".join(st[:3]))
two = int("".join(st[3:6]))
three = int("".join(st[6:9]))
#Decimal two Binary
x = Decimal2Binary(one)
y = Decimal2Binary(two)
z = Decimal2Binary(three)
#Add the Binary together
a = (x+""+y+""+z)
#get additional numbers from Binary
b = a[:6]
c = Binary2Decimal(b)
d = a[6:12]
e = Binary2Decimal(d)
f = a[12:18]
g = Binary2Decimal(f)
h = a[18:24]
i = Binary2Decimal(h)
print c
print e
print g
print i
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TEST: type in 155162233 (which is 155 162 233 but if you put spaces it messes up the code) you should get 38, 58, 11, 41 HELP NEEDED ON CODE - I need help with taking out spaces if somebody types them into the input field, because that messes up the string numbering - the code needs to be able to change depending on how many numbers are put in, for example right now if you put more than 9 digits in the code it won't process them (check out the "#get additional numbers from Binary" part of the code, it only processes and prints 4 numbers) - something that converts the output numbers (like 38, 58, 11, 41) into letters (like m, 6, L, p) according to the base64 code My base64 encryption ideas came from http://email.about.com/cs/standards/a/base64_encoding.htm so if you don't get base64, check that site out
PLEASE Email(phillipmates66@hotmail.com me with any edits, suggestions, or other interesting ideas thanks
Have you tried the base64 module?
Who needs a module?