# Programming - [Programming Notes](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/programming-notes.md): This contains all of the notes for programming I've learned over the years. Specifically, this is mostly python, pwn, with a bit of C. I'm planning on learning Go and C++ in the future🤓 - [Examples and Quick Scripts](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/examples-and-quick-scripts.md): This is a page of quick wins and scripts written to achieve certain goals. Copy/paste parts as needed! - [PowerShell](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/powershell.md): See link in WIndows Exploits - [Pwn](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/pwn.md): I placed pwn in with programming, because it relies heavily on programming concepts and knowledge - [Windows Pwn](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/pwn/windows-pwn.md) - [Python](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python.md): Get started, why wait for a compiler!! - [Basic Python](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/basic-python.md) - [Modules](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/modules.md) - [Working with Files](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/working-with-files.md) - [Networking](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/networking.md): Collection of networking over sockets, using HTTP libraries, and networking - [Attack Related](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/attack-related.md) - [Scapy](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/scapy.md): Scapy is so special it earns its own page - [Using Scapy](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/scapy/using-scapy.md) - [Reading PCAP](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/python/scapy/reading-pcap.md) - [C](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/c.md): Still learning more about C - [Code Examples](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/c/code-examples.md): Example snippets and stuff - [GDB](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/c/gdb.md) - [PHP](https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming/php.md) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://notes.m4lwhere.org/programming.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.