Example of Message digest algorithm implemented by Python and go language

Commonly used message digest algorithm has MD5 and SHA, these algorithms in the Python and go library have, need time to call under OK, here summarizes the implementation of Python and go.

Example of a Python message digest

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#! /usr/bin/python
'''
File:testHash.py
Author:mike
E-mail:mike_zhang@live.com
'''
Import Hashlib
src = raw_input ("Input string:")
Funcnamelist = ["MD5", "SHA1", "SHA224", "SHA256", "SHA384", "SHA512"]
Funcmap = {
"MD5": Lambda cnt:hashlib.md5 (CNT). Hexdigest (),
"SHA1": Lambda cnt:hashlib.sha1 (CNT). Hexdigest (),
"SHA224": Lambda cnt:hashlib.sha224 (CNT). Hexdigest (),
"SHA256": Lambda cnt:hashlib.sha256 (CNT). Hexdigest (),
"SHA384": Lambda cnt:hashlib.sha384 (CNT). Hexdigest (),
"SHA512": Lambda cnt:hashlib.sha512 (CNT). Hexdigest ()
}
For FuncName in Funcnamelist:
Print FuncName, "\t:\t", Funcmap[funcname] (SRC)

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Two, go Language message digest example

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/*
File:hashTest.go
Author:mike
E-mail:mike_zhang@live.com
*/
Package Main

Import (
"FMT"
"Crypto/md5"
"CRYPTO/SHA1"
"crypto/sha256"
"crypto/sha512"
"hash"
)

Func Main () {
Funcnamelist: = []string{"MD5", "SHA1", "SHA224", "SHA256", "SHA384", "SHA512"}
Funcmap: = Map[string]func (msg []byte) hash. hash{
"MD5": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = MD5. New (); H.write (msg); return h},
"SHA1": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = SHA1. New (); H.write (msg); return h},
"SHA224": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = sha256. New224 (); H.write (msg); return h},
"SHA256": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = sha256. New (); H.write (msg); return h},
"SHA384": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = sha512. New384 (); H.write (msg); return h},
"SHA512": Func (msg []byte) hash. Hash{var h Hash. Hash = sha512. New (); H.write (msg); return h},
}
Fmt. Printf ("Input string:")
var MSG1 string
Fmt. SCANF ("%s", &MSG1)
For _,funcname: = Range funcnamelist{
Fmt. Printf ("%s \t:\t%x\n", Funcname,funcmap[funcname] ([]byte (MSG1)). Sum ())
}
}

Operating effect:

Haha, is not found above two groups of code structure of the program is the same ah, in fact, I just want to use Python to learn the go language: first with Python is a very light implementation of a function, I would like to go to do again. Summarized here, convenient for later use.

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