Dumb Programming Question

How can I prevent people from viewing the source code of my programs?

(i use python and c++)

>pic unrelated (it was the only image I had on my computer)

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Don't give it to them.

Hand chisel your code on the hard drive, or only distribute binaries.

>or only distribute binaries.
don't do this there will be someone who will reverse engineer your fizzbuzz technique

are interfaces basically "contracts" to prevent run time errors?

why doesnt javascript have such a functionality?

>Thinks reversed engineered binary is same as source code

>3 + 3 + 3 is not the same as 3 * 3

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with python hardly, with C++ binaries strip it from debugging symbols

Write in C++ using templates everywhere.
They'll see your code but won't understand it.

Can any of you explain how the hell you do any of these things?

Use boost

Store the archive on a USB stick you sequester in your anus. No encryption needed. When needed, take it out and plug it in.

>How can I prevent people from viewing the source code of my programs?
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear

Worked pretty well, my flash drive smells like shit though.

I'm trying to hide it because it has the login information for a mysql database.

Why the hell are you hardcoding that

Literally just write the program so that it prompts the user for the info

What the fuck user

That, or load it from the file system.

this has to be bait

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compile to .pyc using cpython

kek

No, fuck you, software should be free.

this has to be retardation or first month code monkey

So simple and elegant solution

>this maximum pajeet

Someone post the app.secret = 'niggers tongue my anus' picture

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