Python exec() — A Hacker’s Guide to A Dangerous Function

Have you ever wondered about the limits of a single line of Python code? Well, there are no limits to it—if you know this one powerful function. This tutorial shows you how to use Python’s built-in exec() function! 🤩

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[alanbique]

Amazing Video!!! Amazing chanel

is there a way to get the bytes of a python program and execute it instead of strings of code?
because i normally compile my code to run on windows

[nastaciocabral-tafoya]

Quick question if you have an answer. Why is it that when load another python script's contents into the exec function, it only sees one function in the code. I can't put more than one function in the code that gets ran because I get an error saying the function doesn't exist.

[yuli]

Don't blame the function, it's just another tool, like eval(). Super useful and needed in some cases, you just need to know what are you doing with it.

[gge]

u don t really have a real clue ma dud