Python Web Scanner - Pt 03 | Git 101 & Python Dict | Programming Hacking Tools

In this part we will continue with our #python programming series, creating a web scanner.

In this part we will cover :
1. Start with keeping all this in a git repo and push it to a new repo on Github - Primer on git commands. I would suggest that you should start using git commands first before using GUI to perform git operations. That way you'd learn these commands as well
1. `git init`
2. `git clone`
3. `git status`
4. `git add`
5. `git commit`
6. `git push`
2. Usage of `dict` a very strong data type/hash table . That we will use to get only the unique domains

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