so i want convert bytes to binary in python, but when i run it, there’s none in the result and i got error:
‘NoneType’ object is not iterable
here’s the code i tried
//func biner def biner(password): print(password) password[0] for my_byte in password: print(f'{my_byte:0>8b}', end=' ') //func to use the result from func biner def skalar(key, biner): if len(key) <= key_bytes: for x in range(len(key),key_bytes): key = key + "0" jumbin2 = len(key) print(jumbin2) jumbin = biner print(biner) hasilenkrip = '' for a in jumbin: hasilenkrip += a * jumbin2 print(hasilenkrip) //how i called the func enc = b'lx87x87xe6' ky = maru tes = biner(enc) tes1 = skalar(ky, tes) print(tes1)
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Answer
Your function currently returns None
because there’s no return
statement. Perhaps instead of using print
, you should modify your functions to return an array of outputs.
I suspect what you have in mind is something like this.
# //func biner def biner(password): print(password) password[0] return ' '.join(f'{my_byte:0>8b}' for my_byte in password) # //func to use the result from func biner def skalar(key, biner): if len(key) <= key_bytes: for x in range(len(key),key_bytes): key = key + "0" jumbin2 = len(key) print(jumbin2) jumbin = biner print(biner) hasilenkrip = '' for a in jumbin: hasilenkrip += a * jumbin2 return hasilenkrip # print(hasilenkrip) # //how i called the func enc = b'lx87x87xe6' ky = maru tes = biner(enc) tes1 = skalar(ky, tes) print(tes1)