# Checksum only python native module I tried to find a quick python native implemenation of ip checksum to achieve a better performance - I Didn’t find any, so I created my own module.
Calculate IP checksum-16 (Host endianess for compatability with other pure python implementations:
#### How to use `python from checksum import checksum res = checksum(b'BEST DATA') ` The module also supports partial checksums: `python from checksum import checksum res = checksum(b'BEST DATA') res = checksum(b'ANOTHER BULK OF GREAT DATA', res) `
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SHA-256 checksum How to use checksums |
8285c2feb4a847f6dda0d519c1e148f4124d8590437baaf26958fd32901c946c
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BLAKE2b-256 checksum How to use checksums |
04a775fa17d5e5acf32a4ae8b791e4a14e7b9e9f1e42da6fad61f6bf00eadda1
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