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Copydef prepare_words_list(wanted_words):
"""Prepends common tokens to the custom word list.
Args:
wanted_words: List of strings containing the custom words.
Returns:
List with the standard silence and unknown tokens added.
"""
return 
License : No LicenseCopypublic static HashMapList getWildcardToWordList(String[] words) {
HashMapList wildcardToWords = new HashMapList();
for (String word : words) {
ArrayList linked = getWildcardRoots(word);
for (String linkedWord : linked) {
wildcardToWords public static HashSet getWordListAsHashSet() {
String[] wordList = getListOfWords();
HashSet wordSet = new HashSet();
for (String s : wordList) {
wordSet.add(s);
}
return wordSet;
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QUESTION
def HashBrut(request):
sha1hash = request.POST.get('decoder','default')
time.sleep(4)
LIST_OF_COMMON_PASSWORDS = str(urlopen('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/master/Passwords/Common-Credentials/10-million-password-list-top-10000.txt').read(), 'utf-8')
for guess in LIST_OF_COMMON_PASSWORDS.split('\n'):
hashedGuess = hashlib.sha1(bytes(guess, 'utf-8')).hexdigest()
if hashedGuess == sha1hash:
val=hashedGuess
print("The password is ", str(guess))
ans=str(guess)
quit()
elif hashedGuess != sha1hash:
print("Password guess ",str(guess)," does not match, trying next...")
print("Password not in database, we'll get them next time.")
params={'text':val,'text1':ans}
return render(request,'Hashed.html',params)
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Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 07:21The first issue in your code is you have written this line quit() which basically means to close the running python process! To break out of a loop one normally uses the break statement. Next you have potentially 10000 prints if the password is not matching! printing to the console does take some time and printing 10000 times would make your request timeout before the server ever sends a response to the client. Don't print if there is no match, just continue. Plus there is a chance that ans or val may never be defined that too can cause an error, define it at the start with some value:
QUESTION
I have a txt file includes 10000 passwords in it.I am trying to sort the passwords by length.Here is my function:
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Answered 2021-Jan-24 at 15:39This would do
QUESTION
I try to make linked list for string and sort with their score but my sorting algorithm is doing nothing. Thank you for any advice and help.
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Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 01:50You're swapping the data in the nodes, instead of the link pointers.
While you can do this, normally, only the link pointers get swapped. Suppose your struct had (in addition), something like: int array[1000000]; as an element. You'd have to swap that and that would be very slow compared to just changing pointers.
And, you only doing one pass on the data. So, you might get the lowest value at the front of the list, but all the others will remain unsorted.
That is, for a list with N elements, and simple sorts (with O(N^2) complexity), you need N passes.
I had to refactor your code a bit.
The algorithm I came up with is to have a temporary "destination" list [initially empty].
For each pass, the original list is scanned for the smallest/lowest element.
That element is removed from the source list and appended to the destination list.
At the end, the address of the head of the temp list is copied into the original list's head element.
Anyway, here is the code. I tried to annotate it as much as possible. It compiles cleanly and I've desk checked it for correctness. But, I didn't test it, so it may have some bugs. But, it should get you started.
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I've got this problem. So my site creates a new object every time when I type a new word into the input tag, then the object is displayed in a list and I want to have a trashcan icon somewhere in the same line as the object text. This is where I left over and the code displays not the icon, but the whole icon code. Any ideas? My code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 10:43You can't create svg element with createTextNode, it is only meant to be used for simple text but you can try to use this:
QUESTION
Given this very simple framework, what are some approaches to replacing the word-list navigation of the innerHTML content with prev/next buttons? I have tried to implement nextElementSibling - if that's the best solution - but it's over my head.
If it makes a difference, I do want to eventually replace the innerHTML content with fairly complex formatted html blocks, but I would like to understand a simple solution that can accomodate very simple content like this in any case. Many thanks for your assistance.
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 16:57Add the image for the buttons and put an onclick event on them.Call prev() for previous text and next() for next text
QUESTION
I have 2 txt-docs. One contains some sentences and one contains some bad-words. I wanna find all sentences containing a word from the bad-word-list and remove that line (the whole sentence). But only when a word from the bad-word-list stands alone, not if it is part of another word. For example, I want to remove "on" but not "onsite". Any advice?
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Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 10:58Instead of checking if any of the bad words is in a sentence, you should check if any of the bad words is in the split of the sentence (so you only get the bad words when they are separate words in a sentence and not just an arbitrary substring of it)
Here is a simplified version of your code (without the file handling)
QUESTION
In my previous task,
python Keyword matching(keyword list - column)
so It works. further, I want to see the more.
Question
Q1. I want to check the frequency of words in a matched List.
output what I want Q1*
DF
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Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 08:46If want match only one, first matched values use Series.str.extract with joined values in list:
QUESTION
Fairly new to C# - Sitting here practicing. I have a file with 10 million passwords listed in a single file that I downloaded to practice with.
I want to break the file down to lists of 99. Stop at 99 then do something. Then start where it left off and repeat the do something with the next 99 until it reaches the last item in the file.
I can do the count part well, it is the stop at 99 and continue where I left off is where I am having trouble. Anything I find online is not close to what I am trying to do and anything I add to this code on my own does not work.
I am more than happy to share more information if I am not clear. Just ask and will respond however, I might not be able to respond until tomorrow depending on what time it is.
Here is the code I have started:
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Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 23:30Here is a couple of different ways to approach this. Normally, I would suggest the ReadAllLines function that you have in your code. The trade off is that you are loading the entire file into memory at once, then you operate on it.
Using read all lines in concert with Linq's Skip() and Take() methods, you can chop the lines up into groups like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a simple 'bad words' filter with javascript. It's meant to listen to any submit events on the page, then iterate through all input fields of the text type, check them for bad stuff by comparing the entered text with the word list, and finally return an according console.log/alert (for now).
I have two files: word-list.js with the critical words (loads first) and filter.js which pulls an array with all words from word-list.js.
My problems is, swear_words_arr[1] is 'undefined' and I don't understand why. I've been looking around for solutions, but still I can't seem to determine the reason for this. Help is much appreciated.
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Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 10:38It doesn't look like you've declared the array you're trying to access.
But, instead of loops with nested loops and keeping track of loop counters, just get a new array that contains any bad words in the submitted array. You can do this a number of ways, but the Array.prototype.filter() method works nicely:
QUESTION
I am checking from a word-list of approx 2.1 Million keywords with the module nltk for good English words. The words are read from a text file, then checked for being a correct English word and then write the good one to a text file. The scripts works well, however is ridiculously slow, approx 7 iterations per second. Is there any faster way to do this?
Here is my code:
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Answered 2019-Sep-08 at 14:38- I would try use threading. Because you do this algorithm just at one thread. But be aware because several writeable streams with one file could be problem. Once you get all words you need, you just merge these files.
- The problem is that python is very slow. If you need your solution faster I would consider change language which is not executed by interpreter (sure, good choice is example C/C++), or maybe you can just execute this piece of code in another language from python and then continue with python.
- Maybe write the data to binary file could be more faster if you don't have require for .txt output file.
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