Python Challenge! 12 So many Evils!

[guywithwings]

For those of you who are like me and don't want to spoil the entire answer(emphasis on entire) for yourselves and are using Python 3:

you want to read the bytes into integers first and then convert those integers back into bytes individually when you write the bytes to a file.
You do that by following this format: bytes([integer_val]).

If you just try to read the data in without converting, note that the individual bytes will not be separated. So instead of b'\xd9' you'll be getting

Hope this helped and I'm sorry if I spoiled too much for you! If you find a better solution lmk!

[furrane]

Python 10/10, Acting 6/10 :) still very good video good job !

[bernardofurtado]

The solution (most of them) don't work on Python 3X. I tried to adapt them. But not this one... There is a huge difference about handling bytes...

[bidouilleur]

Pour python 3:

data = open('image/evil2.gfx', 'rb').read()

for i in range(5):
open('image/%d.jpg' %i, 'wb').write(data[i::5])

[phippre]

Notice how all the numbers are under 255... RGB colors

[phippre]

Good series... where did you learn all your python skills?

[Brickkzz]

I failed to extract bytes on Python3 :(