The ZipFile of the Python module

1) Simple application of ZipFile

If you are simply using Python for compression and decompression, the method is as follows

ImportZipfilef= ZipFile. ZipFile ('Filename.zip','W', ZipFile. zip_deflated) F.write ('1.txt') F.write ('2.doc') F.write ('3.zip') F.close () F.zipfile.zipfile ('Filename') F.extractall () f.close ()

* ZipFile. ZipFile (filename[, mode[, compression[, AllowZip64]])

* Mode and file operation, ' R ' means to open only one existing read-only zip file; ' W ' means to empty and open a write-only zip file, or to create a zip file that only writes; ' A ' means to open a zip file and add content.

Compression represents the compression format, there are only two alternative formats: Zip_store; Zip_deflated. Zip_store is the default, which means no compression; zip_deflated represents compression. When ALLOWZIP64 is true, 64-bit compression is supported.

2) ZipFile blasting zip script

Python version

· Python 2.7.12

Modules involved

· ZipFile

· Threading

Documents involved

· ZIP file

· TXT Password dictionary

#Coding:utf-8ImportZipFileImportThreadingdefzipbp (Zfile, pwd):Try: Zfile.extractall (pwd=pwd)Print 'password found:%s'%pwdexcept:        returndefMain (): Zfile= ZipFile. ZipFile ('C.zip') Pwdall= Open ('Aa.txt')     forPwdainchpwdall.readlines (): PWD= Pwda.strip ('\ n') T= Threading. Thread (TARGET=ZIPBP, args=(Zfile, pwd)) T.start () T.join ()if __name__=='__main__': Main ()

The ZipFile of the Python module