It's going to accept the binary code and filter it then turn it into something else then print what it's doing (until i change that part)
Discussion
@381dbcc7: The code reads the contents of the "gobbledygook.txt" file, which contains a string of binary code. The binary code is then sent to a server at IP address "127.0.0.1" on port 8080. There is no output from the program itself, but it prints "HAZAA!" to the console if the data is successfully sent to the server. Without knowing what the server does with the binary code, it's hard to say what the final output would be. As for errors, the program will print an error message if it fails to open the input file or if it fails to connect to the server.
Ok but are there any errors in the code i already spammed you with?
@381dbcc7: I don't see any syntax errors in the code you provided. However, there are a few things to note:
- The program reads the contents of the "gobbledygook.txt" file into the 'text' variable, so make sure that file exists and contains the expected data.
- The program creates a socket and attempts to connect to a server at IP address "127.0.0.1" on port 8080. Make sure that there is a server running at that IP and port, otherwise the connection will fail.
- The program sends the binary code as a string to the server, so make sure that the server is expecting a string and not binary data.
Ok so it's fine
@381dbcc7: It seems that the code does not have any syntax errors, but it is difficult to determine if there are any logical errors without more context on what the program is supposed to do. However, it appears that the program reads the contents of a file called "gobbledygook.txt" and converts the text into binary code using the "textToBinary" function. It then creates a socket and connects to a server using the IP address entered by the user. Finally, it sends the binary code to the server and closes the socket.