How to compile python so that it can't be decompiled?

Question

Python

How to compile a python script so that its contents cannot be pulled out by a decompiler?
In particular, it is necessary to protect not the code itself, but a small section of it, the password to the database :)

Answer 1

No way.

Answer 2

If the database is located locally, then it does not make sense. And if to a remote database, then you need to do the right server api. And there is always a possibility to decompile.

Answer 3

If you just hide the password from prying eyes, which is stored in clear text, then you can use base64 encoding:

pass = 'password'
encoded_password = pass.encode('base64')
print encoded_password
decoded_password = encoded_password('base64')
print decoded_password

But this, of course, is a very primitive defense (no matter what you peep over your shoulder).
It would be more correct to put the password in a separate file and read from it.

Answer 4

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