Dive Into The Details: Disassembling Python Code

Today we learn how to disassemble Python code to byte code using the dis package. This can be very useful for debugging.
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[@ryanjohanides5347]

This is awesome! Understanding what some code is doing and debugging problems is my biggest weakness. This just upped my game so much

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[@harshraojr]

Thank you never knew this existed, appreciate this great video.

[@tuphan3865]

can you add the subtitle in your videos? I'm not good English. Thanks

[@mirshodoripov1035]

me too

[@oguzhan.yilmaz]

If he opens the edit sub, some guy or ı also work on it

[@kirillfedtsov]

Your English is good damn pretty

[@oguzhan.yilmaz]

@@kirillfedtsov thanks 🤨, yours too

[@blossomprogrammingworld4654]

I'm a c# developer and I just started with python. I have been asking how to put a break point on Python in order to see what's is happening but from your lecture I think it helpful. Please I will appreciate zoom in on the code editor when typing the code. Thanks.

[@0x0jx]

You can achieve the same thing over the entire file not only a specific func without importing the dis module all what u need is to ( python dis app.y ) in the cli , add the dis flag and it should do the work

[@aadityapandey8238]

what should we de if we only have the Disassembling Python Code and we have to reverse engineer it

[@veryprecious]

Got a sub !

[@the_huge_knight]

I had huge trouble with this dis.py when I compiled one of my programs.

[@richardboreiko]

Is there a way to execute hand- or programmatically-generated bytecode?

[@faaiidodiineed6924]

Hi, I hope you are fine.
Thank you for your helpful and well detailed videos.
I have one request:
Can you provide us a video that explains how to convert tkinter multiple files with mysql database into .exe file.
Please help.

[@umidradjabov7710]

Can you make file manager in dearpygui ?

[@justacoder_]

Assembly has just got 10x Easier

[@ritsukasa]

in java this take only a few miliseconds, python speed is still a dissapointment.

[@a1dgha1]

Sorry need to call you out bro. You don't want to take credit, but you don't bother to properly credit the actual youtube channel you got the idea from either. Aren't you a college graduate? Don't you know what plagiarism is? :D

[@FIGP1]

He says he doesn't know (remember) exactly which one it was, so that's why he didn't "bother" properly crediting the original. This is educational free content, not an academic paper, so I think it's fine

[@c_b5060]

4:10 You don't KNOW if you have to use print? You didn't try this prior to making this video? Shaking my head. No thumbs up for you.