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Изворен канал @pythonotes · Post #242 · 7 мај
Теперь запакуем строку. В этом случае следует передавать тип данных bytes. >>> struct.pack('=s', b'a') b'a' Для записи слова следует указывать количество символов. >>> struct.pack('=5s', b'hello') b'hello' Кстати, запакованный вид соответствует исходному тексту. Всё верно, символ есть в таблице ASCII, то есть его код попадает в диапазон 0-127, он может быть записан одним байтом и имеет визуальное представление. А вот что будет если добавить символ вне ASCII >>> struct.pack(f'=s', b'ё') SyntaxError: bytes can only contain ASCII literal characters. Ошибка возникла еще на этапе создания объекта bytes, который не может содержать такой символ. Поэтому надо кодировать эти байты из строки. >>> enc = 'ёжик'.encode('utf-8') >>> struct.pack(f'={len(enc)}s', enc) b'\xd1\x91\xd0\xb6\xd0\xb8\xd0\xba' Заметьте, длина такой строки в байтах отличается от исходной длины, так как символы вне ASCII записываются двумя байтами и более. Поэтому здесь формат создаём на лету, используя получившуюся длину как каунтер токена. #libs#basic
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@WorldNews · Post #74120 · 14.04.2026 г., 15:19
Ukraine said it captured a Russian position using only ground robots and drones, no infantry, for the first time [Read FullArticle] @WorldNews#UkraineNews#MilitaryTechnology#Drone warfare
@WorldNews · Post #74466 · 30.04.2026 г., 13:19
US set for first-ever use of Hypersonic Weapons in combat against Iran [Read FullArticle] @WorldNews#HypersonicWeapons#USIranConflict#MilitaryTechnology
@neweasternoutlook · Post #11891 · 13.01.2026 г., 06:01
🇷🇺🛩Russia’s Molniya Aerial Drones Low-cost mass-produced UAVs illustrate how battlefield adaptation and technological pragmatism are reshaping modern warfare ✍️Author:Muhammad Ali Baig Research Fellow at the Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad (ISSI) ➡️The Russia–Ukraine conflict has highlighted the central role of scalable, technology-driven weapons systems capable of operating across a dispersed battlespace. In this context, Russia’s development of the Molniya unmanned aerial drone reflects a deliberate focus on cost efficiency, mass production, and operational flexibility. Designed from inexpensive materials and deployable by small crews, Molniya UAVs address the core demand of prolonged high-intensity warfare: sustaining pressure on multiple targets without exposing frontline personnel or exhausting industrial capacity. Russia’s Molniya aerial drones have redefined the role of UAVs in modern warfare, and these drones are the truest manifestation of Russia’s battlefield adaptations ➡️Technically, the Molniya represents a hybrid approach that blends simplicity with modular lethality. Its fixed-wing design, limited radar signature, and ability to carry anti-armor munitions or improvised warheads make it suitable for strike missions against fortified and mobile targets. Over time, its role has expanded beyond kamikaze attacks to include reconnaissance, surveillance, and even the mid-air deployment of FPV drones. This adaptability demonstrates how incremental innovation, rather than high-end complexity, can yield decisive tactical advantages. 🟦The integration of modern technologies has further enhanced Molniya’s battlefield relevance. The use of fiber-optic control to counter electronic warfare, satellite internet for extended command links, and onboard microcomputing for precision targeting reflects a pragmatic response to evolving countermeasures. As a result, Molniya drones illustrate a broader trend in contemporary conflict: the transformation of commercially available components into effective military tools. Their success underscores how future warfare may be shaped less by exclusive high-tech platforms and more by scalable, resilient systems optimized for attrition-based conflicts. #armament#Militarytechnology#Russia#RussiasSpecialMilitaryOperation#UAV READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook