Part IV: Stego with Python

$$ Python: Use Pycharm in the Azure Lab

o Reference the article Image Based Steganography Using Python and copy the code from there into Pycharm.

o For Python, create a new project and name it Stego. Create a new Python file called StegoPython.py

o Don't forget to add your header and include a reference to the website.

$$ As you progress through the assignment, you will write simple and compound conditions within the programming language.

$$ You may need to click into the lower pane before you can answer the questions.

$$ Assuming the code runs, what are the feature differences between the Stego Python and Stego PowerShell $($at least $3)?$

$$ Since this code already has prompts, we only need to change the prompts to GUI prompts.

o You can prompt AI to change the code to add prompts.

o Be aware, however, that AI frequently misses details.

o You can zoom in on the prompts within the existing code $($check main$())$ and see if you can ask the AI or Google for GUI equivalents.

o You can zoom in further to the specific lines of code and ask AI or Google for GUI equivalents.

o You can reference code in another language and research the equivalent in another language.

$$ Did it work properly? If not, try isolating the user prompt code and asking the AI to change that.

$$ Make sure that you add the appropriate imports at the top of the code.

$$ Keep trying. As you work through this process:

o You can tell the AI to regenerate the code if you don't understand.

o You can ask the AI to add comments to code to help you understand.

o You can always research on Google.

o You can use the PowerShell code to ask "what's the equivalent of PowerShell's code in Python?"

$$ Looking back at the code you created within this topic, does either one contain Boolean logic? If so$,$ which? What are those Boolean operations, and what do they do$?$ Copy one code snippet for each Boolean operation and explain it$.$

$$ Once you have gotten the code to work, take a screenshots of your code and any GUI dialog boxes that open as a result of your code.