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subnetcalculator
Basic subnet calculator written in Python.
Based on the IP address and subnet mask input from the user, the following values are calculated: #1. Network address #2. Broadcast address #3. Number of valid hosts #4. Wildcard mask #5. Number of mask bits (CIDR notation) #6. Random IP addresses from the subnet. -
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Hi-Visibility Calculator
A basic calculator with features for people with visual impairments
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BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python
A simple Python utility to calculate file size from bitrate.
BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python (BCCpy) is a very simple application for calculating a file size from length and bitrate. BCCpy came about as the result of my beginning to learn Python and recreating the basic functionality of a simple VB program I wrote back in 1999. Since I was never very proficient with Visual Basic (or Applesoft BASIC for that matter); this application is very basic and could use lots of improvements. I'll implement them as I learn them. As of October 6, 2018; I have "abandoned" the project. I have actually forgotten everything I know about Python since writing this and other than adding error handlers; I really don't know how much further I could take it. ...
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