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#module offers a first and secure way of encryting anything..

#string encrytion dat='awesomeness is my thing' passwd='password'

#encryptpy encrypted_data=encrypt_data(dat,passwd)

#decrypt decrypt_data(encrypted_data,passwd)

#find_file in current upto / dir to return path of file file_path=find_file('file.txt')

#encrypt_file -enc a whole file and with the tool and phrase the data can be retrieved encrypt_file('file_name')

#decrypt_file decrypt_file('file_name)

#for web the chars are encrypted to fit usability of transfering data through url as in django web_enc=encrypt_web('dat',passwd) decrypt_web(web_enc,passwd)

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