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Example of a Python 3 client to help those who are struggling to make the original file work with Python 3 and the Crypto package. I used the original file here so that people can upgrade their code with a minimal number of changes. There are also examples on how to call certain methods in the API.
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Example of a Python 3 client to help those who are struggling to make the original file work with Python 3 and the Crypto package. I used the original file here so that people can upgrade their code with a minimal number of changes. There are also examples on how to call certain methods in the API.