I learned a bit of this from a talk i attended in pycon 2015 ruclips.net/video/HVUTjQzESeo/видео.html -- other than that just curiosity, poking at the source, reading the documentation!
you can "disassemble" it but can't really decompile it per-se -- there do appear to be some tools which attempt to approximate this such as "uncompyle6" -- but won't be able to completely reproduce the original source (there's also `ast.unparse` if you happen to have an ast object)
I was thinking about this earlier when I wondered how Python deals with escape characters every time if it's "interpreted" but now it makes sense.
You know a lot of details man! Subscribed
I learned a bit of this from a talk i attended in pycon 2015 ruclips.net/video/HVUTjQzESeo/видео.html -- other than that just curiosity, poking at the source, reading the documentation!
@@anthonywritescode great! i am enjoying your videos very much.
This is great :-)
How to decompile this pyc file.. Have any decompiler source??
you can "disassemble" it but can't really decompile it per-se -- there do appear to be some tools which attempt to approximate this such as "uncompyle6" -- but won't be able to completely reproduce the original source (there's also `ast.unparse` if you happen to have an ast object)
@@anthonywritescode yes i can disambler the compiled, i can read 70% script but i can't run cause it’s incomplete stacks
Is this...windows?
hehe -- yeah it's a VM running on windows -- I go over more details of my setup here: ruclips.net/video/8KdAqlESQJo/видео.html
Cool
Request: font size increased.
it's as large as I can go and already quite big