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from hashlib import sha256


def get_sha256_hash(text):
    text_bytes = text.encode('utf-8')
    text_hash =  sha256(text_bytes)
    return text_hash.hexdigest()

password_1 = 'hunter2'
password_2 = 'hunter2'

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# This works fine
print("hey " + "you!")

# This causes an error because "hey" is a string and 1 is an integer
print("hey " + 1)

foo = "hey " + 1 # This is an error too
print(foo)

# This works fine - the argument is an integer

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def say_hello():
  print("Hello")
  
def say_bye():
  print("Bye")
  
def say_sup():
  print("Sup?")

  

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from __future__ import print_function  # Ignore this

# Example 1 - Function with argument
def say_hello(name):
    # Prints 'Hello {name}!' to the screen
    print("Hello {}!".format(name))
  
# We 'invoke' / 'call' a function using the ()s
say_hello('Nick')

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"""
Test GUI
"""
from Tkinter import *
import os
import subprocess


def main():
    """ starts up GUI """

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"""
Python Script Manager

allows user to select a python (.py) script from directory and run it.
the script may be selected from a list and run in a command window or opened using a text editor
user can navigate folders in ROOT_DIRECTORY


TO DO:
    add 'troubleshoot' to open python intepreter in a separate cmd window