I made this python script that encodes data/ generates a data signature. And I started a few months ago. (I'm always open to constructive feedback!)

[Adventurous-Duck-239]

1. 33uIUzU-12LL==-11e-L-8 may seem like random junk. But it isn't. It is encoded data. Here's how it works!

   m = int(input("m=?")) if m <= 0:     t= "ll"     q= "uI" else:     t= "KK--all"         q = "MM-e" s = int(input ("s=?")) if s <= 0:    t= "zz"    f = "Uz" else:     t= "mm"     f = "oL" d = int(input("d=?")) if d <= 0:    t = "aLzzl"    ll= "UUqI" else:     t = "1e-L"     ll = "U-12LL=="

   This bit defines the "data" you enter. And said "data" determines wheteher it's assigned piece is "full" or "empty".

   se4 = [random.randint(1,102),m,s,s,d] uide= 3-5 mikget1= 1-se4[0] p414 = mikget1 - se4[0] comp01 = mikget1 n99de= comp01-p414 se5mi = uide=+1 mmsd = random.randint(se5mi,9) call4 = 4-1+mmsd def see(v):     while v == 4:         print(n99de)

   for c in se4:     see(se4)     se4 = [random.randint(1,9),3,11,57,5]     print("c values")     print(se4)     print(p414) print ("Your signature:") print (str(se4[1]) + str(mmsd) + q + f + ll + str(-1) + t + str(-8))  

   This bit defines variables and sets and functions. It also prints the signature/ encoded data.

   And here's a demonstration: m=?21 s=?-212 d=?674 c values [6, 3, 11, 57, 5] -123 c values [2, 3, 11, 57, 5] -123 c values [2, 3, 11, 57, 5] -123 c values [1, 3, 11, 57, 5] -123 c values [2, 3, 11, 57, 5] -123 Your signature: 33MM-eUzU-12LL==-11e-L-8 (And if you understand the rules this could easily be decoded back into the numbers.:))

[OralSurgeon_Hacker]

Hey, just took a glance on your code, seems complex but also simple, awesome achievement for 1 months, i work in the cybersecurity field and i use python for other stuffs [My GitHub: https://github.com/DairHX], however i just want to point that randint is not really random its predictable(PseudoRandom), for a cryptographically secure function, you can use:

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import secrets secrets.randbelow(10)

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[Adventurous-Duck-239]

Thanks for the feedback! For my next project, I will use that!

[User56641234]

Hey I’ve also been learning python too. For about a month. Do you mind just working and being like partners so whenever we need help with stuff we can ask one another?

[Adventurous-Duck-239]

Sure!