As I see others have replied, the question is not easy to understand and seems
so broad as to be overwhelming to actually do without further info.
It would be easier if someone asked if we could direct him to resources that
either explain the algorithms needed or to full-blown packages/modules they
could easily incorporate. From the text shown, does it not seem like some kind
of HW assignment perhaps to compare and contrast various methods?
As usual, attachments cannot be seen. If someone is interested, you can ask, in
situations like these, to be sent such things directly to your mail.
Alternately, there are services out there that let you share files in the cloud
for retrieval, sometimes even quite large files. Sending a link like that with
your message might work, in moderation.
The message indicates they want to improve their computing skills. That may
suggest wanting to implement algorithms in basic Python from scratch, as
compared to wanting packages that do it all for you.
If I were asking for help, I have some things I would include that include
spelling out what I need but also a synopsis of what I have done, such as go a
search for: " python encryption package " or whatever. If it was an assignment
in <TEXTBOOK> on page <PAGE> that might be worth mentioning.
As I see it, not speaking for Alan, I see several kinds of useful purposes in
tutoring. One is to help someone get started when they have no idea what
resources to even look for. You may also want to ask questions to get them to
spell out their need more clearly and perhaps figure out what to do. You then
expect them to go away and do the work. If they come back, it should be with a
more focused need and again, they should get advice and hints and maybe a brief
example but not have the work done for them. If they have a bug, and have
narrowed it down using print statements or debuggers or local help, and can
reproduce it in a small example, maybe they can ask if others can detect some
syntax error or logic error. I recently heard that Python 3.8 or so may add a
new assignment operator (:=) so if they tried it and failed under existing
versions, we might tell them to either not use it now or wait.
This group is open and welcoming and should remain so. But it is reasonable to
expect that answers and suggestions will not be given unless enough information
is presented. I understand that attachments are not allowed for an assortment
of reasons. The forum is hosted on python.org and space is limited. I could see
creating a companion group such as pythontutorattachme...@groups.yahoo.com
where you could send messages with attachments for those who wish to subscribe
with the main interaction remaining here or one-on-one.
Back to the case in point. Can I assume all the encryption methods have been
implemented in anything from algorithm pseudocode to in some programming
language (perhaps other than Python) in a form you can read the source code? If
so, assuming multilingual abilities, the problem becomes one of translating it
into Python. But, of course, if the need is to make it work in all reasonable
versions of Python, good luck!
But before we are asked, SEARCH for things. A few well placed keywords can
locate so much. Part of learning to be a programmer is to do as much as you can
by yourself.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tutor <tutor-bounces+avigross=verizon....@python.org> On Behalf Of TCY
via Tutor
Sent: Friday, November 9, 2018 8:13 AM
To: tutor@python.org
Subject: [Tutor] Require Python assistance
Dear
May I know how to solve the cryptography with Python programming language
as below -
(1) Implement Elgamal Method(2) Implement Elliptic Curve Cryptography method(3)
Implement Rabin Method(4) Implement RSA Method Find (a) Prime test (b) Inverse
function Please help me by provide your advice and suggestion so that I can
improve my computing skills (please see the attached file) Prayerfully
Tron Orino Yeong tcynoteb...@yahoo.com 0916643858
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