How to get pwd in python Videos

• 1. Python-Programmierung - import pwd
• 2. Python os.listdir, os.curdir, os.chdir
• 3. Go vs Node vs Python vs Ruby
• 4. Command Line Crash Course - Ex 03 - If You Get Lost
• 5. Python Tutorial: How to Rename Files and Move Files with Python
• 6. Using Pymol to create Porcupine plot for PCA analysis (Modevector.py)
• 7. How to Compile NodeJS and Make a .deb package in Kali Linux
• 8. Python Cracking Unix User Passwords 03 crypt

Python-Programmierung - import pwd

Python os.listdir, os.curdir, os.chdir

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Rudy Trujillo commented on 16 Jul 2015

This example is great for placing the list of current working directory on to the screen but how does one get this to function when dumping to a file? The file version of this when looked at is a clumped together and a newline appears to be the solution but can't seem to figure it out or find it on the web.

george boole commented on 17 Jul 2015

+Rudy Trujillo To see how to place a listing of a directory's files into a separate text file, then click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25rgKo9y5RY

Go vs Node vs Python vs Ruby

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Jamal Martin commented on 17 Aug 2015

This is great the only pitfall for video watchers is the absence of a clear view of the presentation. The video should be linked directly to the slides.

Jamal Martin commented on 17 Aug 2015

+Todd McLeod​ thank you so much. I'm very much appreciative of all the work you have done judging from your extensive playlist. I'm very much interested in learning all there is to know about go and your work is a valuable asset in my quest. I hope you continue this great work you have been doing. Thank you again!

Todd McLeod commented on 17 Aug 2015

+Jamal Martin Here you go my friend - these aren't the slides in the videos, but maybe they'll help:https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B22KXlqHz6ZNfkF4d2dyMlBmQkY2TVFTam90RzRpRFlPUFhreHJIazN2cHJRcElaOGtEZEU&usp=sharing

Alex Kamalov commented on 12 Jul 2015

I think parts 14 and 15 are missing.

Todd McLeod commented on 13 Jul 2015

+Alex Kamalov I'll look into this!

Command Line Crash Course - Ex 03 - If You Get Lost

Python Tutorial: How to Rename Files and Move Files with Python

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jose diaz commented on 15 Nov 2014

Another awesome video! My question is how would I rename all files with the extension .txt? I tried using wildcard *.txt but I get an error. Thanks!

sentdex commented on 15 Nov 2014

How did you attempt to do it? You should be able to reference all files with the wildcard, then rename them.

Using Pymol to create Porcupine plot for PCA analysis (Modevector.py)

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qweqwe7733123 commented on 29 Mar 2015

Hi, is it only need Ca atoms?

Senthil DK commented on 30 Mar 2015

+qweqwe7733123  Good luck, let me know if u hav a problem. Its only CA atoms

qweqwe7733123 commented on 29 Mar 2015

+qweqwe7733123 Thanks, I find the way to plot it.

How to Compile NodeJS and Make a .deb package in Kali Linux

Python Cracking Unix User Passwords 03 crypt

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michi LeMichi commented on 04 Apr 2015

What should we do next? To get farther with this?

michi LeMichi commented on 04 Apr 2015

+John H So, we learned the "hard way" to break in and get the password of users on our system. What if they have a good password? Are there other ways? Because as Root told us at the end of the video, most people have difficult passwords, that are not in those dictionaries. It would be awesome to find them.

John H commented on 04 Apr 2015

+michi LeMichi What do you have in mind? Anything specific you'd like to try and do?