13 January 2026
BossThis is a fairly aggressive Python code packaging/“protection” script. In short, it takes a .py file and converts it into a compiled module (.so) using Cython, compresses it, signs it, and generates a loader with anti-debugging techniques to make analysis or modification difficult.
thanks for the ai answer, anyway this is not a code sharing board
synapsethanks for the ai answer, anyway this is not a code sharing board
What he's looking for is to be executed, that's why he's posting it here.
BossWhat he's looking for is to be executed, that's why he's posting it here.
well it is not a malware. but to be more precise, it is but it was written by ai, this makes it useless by far
14 January 2026
Subdowscreatorhow do you catch a exception e in python idle? Telebot code. I already imported time
If you raise an exception, you catch it with try | except
SubdowscreatorI just wanted to make it so it shows a variable, can be called anything, it will input a variable. Uses while and try and if or as
"except Exception as e: " Did you mean this? In this case, e is a variable. When e is printed, it outputs the error message. You don't need a loop for this.
Subdowscreatoryes thank you NutNut
Unlike shown, it's better to catch specific exceptions unless you have a reason to go for all at once.
cloudedUnlike shown, it's better to catch specific exceptions unless you have a reason to go for all at once.
Yeah, catching specific exceptions is usually cleaner, especially when you're trying to handle different error types differently—kind of like how I approach organizing my vinyl collection, sorting by genres instead of just tossing everything together.
15 January 2026