Oxyry Python Obfuscator | __hot__

items = [10.99, 5.49, 3.75] total = calculate_total(items, 0.08) print(f"Total: $total:.2f")

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result = add(2, 3) print(result)

Oxyry is fine for casual scripts, CTF challenges, or deterring casual snooping, but won't stop a determined reverse engineer. items = [10

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(lambda __ox, _o, __a, _0x: [(_0x := lambda __ox, _o: (lambda __a: [(_ for _ in ())], __a)[1]((lambda _0x: (_0x[0](_0x[1]), _0x[0])[1])((lambda _0x: (lambda __ox, _o: __ox + _o)(_0x[0], _0x[1] * _0x[2]), (lambda __ox, _o, __a: __ox * __o)(_0x[0], _0x[1]), __a)))[0])(__ox, _o) for _ in [((lambda __ox: __ox[0](__ox[1]))((lambda __ox: (__ox[0], [10.99,5.49,3.75][__ox[1]]))((lambda __ox: (__ox[0], __ox[1] - 1))((0, ...)))))]])