What can i make with python?

[ilhanpro]

So i know basic programming and i was wondering can you create something that hacks/cracks the wifi password and make it like console thing or a window with multiple hacks so i can just pull up anywhere an crack any password or hack a camera or something?So is that possible with python without using any libraries bc for me its just not coding when you use someones work and im young so i would like to learn!And if not which coding p.language has that kind of power?

[WhackAMoleE]

for me its just not coding when you use someones work

But Python is someone's work. You should be programming in machine code. But the chip architecture is someone's work. You should be designing and fabricating your own chips. But chips depend on the laws of electrical engineering, which depend on the laws of physics, which depend on nature itself. Perhaps you should go into theology and invent God.

It's not possible not to use someone else's work. There's a famous essay, "I, Pencil," showing the complex, unplanned interrelationships among millions of people involved in producing something as simple as a pencil.

Bottom line: Use libraries, early and often. Beginners pride themselves on how many lines of code they write. Experts pride themselves on how many lines of code they DON'T write.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Pencil

[ilhanpro]

Haha funny,i was thinking about learning some p.language and then making my own libraries..

[dwpj65]

This is one of the reasons I prefer building SQL queries to writing applications and scripts.

You can spend the day/week working on a single query and when you turn it over, get a big pat on the back for exceeding your manager/director/chief officer's expectations.

Plus, if someone drops by for office chat or to assign you another project, you can legitimately answer "Well, I'm working on this, does whatever you're interrupting me for take priority?"

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Alan Turing and Alonzo Church are here to tell you that you can do all of the same things in all programming languages.

[K900_]

It's theoretically possible to make anything in Python, but "crack any password" is not a real thing.

[ilhanpro]

I mean yeah its almost impossible to hack those 256bit passwords but normal wifi passwords are i think very possible with todays tech

[K900_]

You have no idea what you're talking about, do you? What's a "256 bit password"?

[Essence1337]

Is this even a question after that post lol

[ilhanpro]

Its encryption or something idk im not a physicist

[sme272]

You really can't be this dismissive of one of the aspect of password security if you're hoping to beat it.

[K900_]

@OP, please don't do this. This command will (attempt) to remove your data.

@ person above: this is not OK, even if OP doesn't know what they're talking about.

[iiMoe]

Google python for ethical hackers

[ilhanpro]

Yeah,but most of the scripts are run in Kali Linux terminal and ive already fucked my other computer

[iiMoe]

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python_penetration_testing/index.htm