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Hacking Secret

Ciphers with Python

By Al Sweigart

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Movies and TV shows always make hacking look exciting with furious typing and meaningless

ones and zeros flying across the screen. They make hacking look like something that you have to

be super smart to learn. They make hacking look like magic.

It’s not magic. It’s based on computers, and everything computers do have logical

principles behind them which can be learned and understood. Even when you don’t

understand or when the computer does something frustrating or mysterious, there is always,

always, always a reason why.

And it’s not hard to learn. This book assumes you know nothing about cryptography or

programming, and helps you learn, step by step, how to write programs that can hack encrypted

messages. Good luck and have fun!

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Dedicated to Aaron Swartz, 1986 – 2013

“Aaron was part of an army of citizens that believes democracy

only works when the citizenry are informed, when we know about

our rights—and our obligations. An army that believes we must

make justice and knowledge available to all—not just the well born

or those that have grabbed the reins of power—so that we may

govern ourselves more wisely.

When I see our army, I see Aaron Swartz and my heart is broken.

We have truly lost one of our better angels.”

- C.M.

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The following is the data that you can add to your input file (as an example). Notice that the first line is going to be a line representing your own hobbies. In my case, it is the Vitaly,table tennis,chess,hacking line. Your goal is to create a class called Student. Every Student will contain a name (String) and an ArrayList<String> storing hobbies. Then, you will add all those students from the file into an ArrayList<Student>, with each Student having a separate name and ArrayList of hobbies. Here is an example file containing students (the first line will always represent yourself). NOTE: eventually, we will have a different file containing all our real names and hobbies so that we could find out with how many people each of us share the same hobby. Vitaly,table tennis,chess,hacking Sean,cooking,guitar,rainbow six Nolan,gym,piano,reading,video games Jack,cooking,swimming,music Ray,piano,video games,volleyball Emily,crochet,drawing,gardening,tuba,violin Hudson,anime,video games,trumpet Matt,piano,Reading,video games,traveling Alex,swimming,video games,saxophone Roman,piano,dancing,art Teddy,chess,lifting,swimming Sarah,baking,reading,singing,theatre Maya,violin,knitting,reading,billiards Amy,art,gaming,guitar,table tennis Daniel,video games,tennis,soccer,biking,trumpet Derek,cooking,flute,gaming,swimming,table tennis Daisey,video games,guitar,cleaning,drawing,animated shows,reading,shopping Lily,flute,ocarina,video games,baking Stella,roller skating,sudoku,watching baseball,harp Sophie,viola,ukulele,piano,video games Step 2. Sort the student list in the ascending order of student names and print them all on the screen After reading the file and storing the data in an ArrayList<Student>, your program should sort the ArrayList<Student> in alphabetical order based on their names and then print the students' data (please see an example below). As you can see, here is the list of all students printed in alphabetical order based on their names and hobbies. You are not going to have yourself printed in this list (as you can see, this list does not have Vitaly). Alex: [swimming, video games, saxophone] Amy: [art, gaming, guitar] Daisey: [video games, guitar, cleaning, drawing, animated shows, reading, shopping] Daniel: [video games, tennis, soccer, biking, trumpet] Derek: [cooking, flute, gaming, swimming] Emily: [crochet, drawing, gardening, tuba, violin] Hudson: [anime, video games, trumpet] Jack: [cooking, swimming, music] Lily: [flute, ocarina, video games, baking] Matt: [piano, Reading, video games, traveling] Maya: [violin, knitting, reading, billiards] Nolan: [gym, piano, reading, video games] Ray: [piano, video games, volleyball] Roman: [piano, dancing, art] Sarah: [baking, reading, singing, theatre] Sean: [cooking, guitar, rainbow six] Sophie: [viola, ukulele, piano, video games] Stella: [roller skating, sudoku, watching baseball, harp] Teddy: [chess, lifting, swimming] Step 3. Find all students who share the same hobby with you and print them all on the screen Finally, your program should print the information related to the students who share the same hobby as you. In my case, it would be the following based on the above-mentioned file. There are 0 students sharing the same hobby called "hacking" with me. There are 1 students (Teddy) sharing the same hobby called "chess" with me. There are 2 students (Amy, Derek) sharing the same hobby called "table tennis" with me.

However, I can help you with the first two questions. To create the Student class, you can define it as follows: ``` import java.util.ArrayList; public class Student { private String name; ...

The following is the data that you can add to your input file (as an example). Notice that the first line is going to be a line representing your own hobbies. In my case, it is the Vitaly,table tennis,chess,hacking line. Your goal is to create a class called Student. Every Student will contain a name (String) and an ArrayList<String> storing hobbies. Then, you will add all those students from the file into an ArrayList<Student>, with each Student having a separate name and ArrayList of hobbies. Here is an example file containing students (the first line will always represent yourself). NOTE: eventually, we will have a different file containing all our real names and hobbies so that we could find out with how many people each of us share the same hobby. Vitaly,table tennis,chess,hacking Sean,cooking,guitar,rainbow six Nolan,gym,piano,reading,video games Jack,cooking,swimming,music Ray,piano,video games,volleyball Emily,crochet,drawing,gardening,tuba,violin Hudson,anime,video games,trumpet Matt,piano,Reading,video games,traveling Alex,swimming,video games,saxophone Roman,piano,dancing,art Teddy,chess,lifting,swimming Sarah,baking,reading,singing,theatre Maya,violin,knitting,reading,billiards Amy,art,gaming,guitar,table tennis Daniel,video games,tennis,soccer,biking,trumpet Derek,cooking,flute,gaming,swimming,table tennis Daisey,video games,guitar,cleaning,drawing,animated shows,reading,shopping Lily,flute,ocarina,video games,baking Stella,roller skating,sudoku,watching baseball,harp Sophie,viola,ukulele,piano,video games

I understand that you want me to create a class called Student and add all the students from the given file into an ArrayList, with each Student having a separate name and ArrayList of hobbies....

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