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#NOTE = ONLY WORKS IN PYTHON 3 (MAYBE WORKS IN PYTHON 2 I HAVNe' TESTED")
import os
import sys
import urllib.request
print("Supports INFINITE LENGHT (unlimited)")
len = input("Enter how many letters do you want (no support for words in 1.0 version yet):")
File_Name = "lorem.txt"
OUTPUTXT = ""
urllib.request.urlretrieve ("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum", File_Name)
with open("lorem.txt","r") as loremtxt1:
with open("lorem2.txt","w") as loremtxt2:
loremtxt2.write(loremtxt1.read()[12406:12850])
with open("lorem2.txt","r") as loremtxt1:
with open("lorem.txt","w") as loremtxt2:
loremtxt2.write(loremtxt1.read())
while 1==1:
try:
with open("lorem.txt","r") as loremtxt:
OUTPUTXT = loremtxt.read()[:int(len)]
c = -1
for a in int(len)*'a':
c+=1
b = a + OUTPUTXT[c]
except:
File_Name = File_Name + "1"
urllib.request.urlretrieve ("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum", File_Name)
with open("lorem.txt","a") as l1:
with open(File_Name,"r") as l2:
l1.write(l2.read()[12406:12850])
OUTPUTXT = ""
if OUTPUTXT == "":
1+1
else:
break
print(OUTPUTXT)
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