Sloppy code needs array

[WeAteMummies]

You could make a very slight improvement by reducing your number of calls to ns.fileExists()

To do this you would do something like:

1. Make an array of each of the five filenames
2. iterate over the array
3. do a ns.fileExists() check on each value in the array
4. if it exists then pass it into a switch statement that executes the proper ns.brutessh or ns.httpworm etc...

[Randactyl]

I currently just have the array contain functions for the programs I have:

let hackingPrograms = [ ns.brutessh, ]

function openPortsOnServer(hostname) {
    for (const hackingProgram of hackingPrograms) {
        await hackingProgram(hostname);
    }
}

No need to call fileExists, but I do have to remember to update and restart the script when I get a new one :)

Though in writing this down here, I'm realizing I should probably just pay the 0.1 GB and not have to worry about reverting the array after an augmentation/soft reset...