Why is this happening?? - Python

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cRjCECxhnVQB/?ref=app

Answer 1

Well, the problem were numbers in hashes, that is why it was buging. Thank for your help Abhay

Answer 2

At line 54, int(letter) isn't possible, so what are you trying to achieve with this?

If you need ascii value of that letter then you need to use ord() function : ord(letter)

Answer 3

Why isn't it possible? Letter is variable. I don't need ascii value. There is an int so I can then index it, because with str it isn't possible.

Answer 4

BrinyFlyer28795 you can't convert a letter (say "A") to an integer, that's why the error is raised, so really it isn't possible and I was wondering if you need ascii value.

To this hashes array you need to pass an index to get a particular letter but you are trying to do,

hashes[int(letter say "A")] which i don't know how to interpret at all.

Answer 5

Ok, maybe variable letter should rather name string or character. All even indices in variable word will be numbers. So for example 1o3m4h1.8/4@30. So, variable letter can be only number. There isn't a problem and there isn't an error.

Problem is when i want do decrypt this:

5‑7q1H1H4*7q2|1H2|8g8g7q5‑5‑0R8g7q8g603>1H3>8g1H608g600R3>0R7q608g607q0R8g2|3>3>7q1H1H4*5‑600R60607q

it shows

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb#bbbbbb(bb‑bbbbb(bb‘bbbbbbbbbbbb‑bb&b‘b

but it should show

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

That's the problem.