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crsh 0.0.9
An unrealistic multiplayer hacking simulation game.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# crsh

`crsh` is a very very young multiplayer hacking simulation game called `crsh`. The game is inspired by unrealistic Hollywood movie style hacking (think the movies Sneakers and Hackers), and a single-player hacking game called [Uplink](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uplink_(video_game)).

## Installation

`crsh` is written in Python. Python version 3.6 or greater is required. Install using `pip` in a Python 3 environment:

`pip install crsh`

## Getting Started

Once the package is installed, run the `crsh` command in the terminal. If you have not set up `crsh` on your computer before, you will need to run `crsh setup` first to configure the program. Once it is set up, run the `crsh` command again and you will be connected to the game server.

A lot of the intended fun of the game is discovering things through playing. Try out the `help` command to get some ideas of how to proceed.

## Contributing

There is a lot more happening server-side for this game than client-side, but feel free to open an issue or a PR for bugfixes or improvements you would like to see!

You can find the game server code here: [https://github.com/psbleep/crsh_server](https://github.com/psbleep/crsh_server)
pynlist 1.0.2
List modifying package

Pynlist Python module:
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It is a module that allows simple and basic tasks related to lists to be performed in an efficient manner using built-in methods

Installation:
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    '''pip install pynlist'''
How to use:
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### 1. emax and omax:
These methods take in a list and return a single value (The maximum even or odd number in the list respectively.)

    x.emax(my_list)
    print(x)

### 2. emin and omin:
These methods take in a list and return a single value (The minimum even or odd number in the list respectively.)

    x.emin(my_list)
    print(x)

### 3. esum and osum:
These methods take in a list and return a single value(The sum of all the even or odd numbers in the list respectively.)

    x.esum(my_list)
    print(x)

### 4. prime_search:
This method takes in a list and and returns the prime numbers(if any) in a list format.

    x.prime_search(my_list)
    print(x)

### 5. duplicate_search:
This method takes in a list and and returns the duplicates (numbers or strings,if any) in a list format.

    x.duplicate_search(my_list)
    print(x)

### 6. quick_list:
This method takes in two arguments and returns a list generated at random based off the given arguments.

    x.quicklist(length=int,max_number=int)
    print(x)
License:
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**Copyright (c) 2020 Subhodip Sinha Choudhury**
**Read LICENSE for more details.**