Update and rename EtherTypeMiner to EtherTypeMiner.py

Author: thewhitetulip

EtherTypeMiner

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+'''http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/ethertype/eth.txt
+this is the etherType text file we are going to use
+there are 43 lines, each one has a hex number, I have to convert
+all those hex numbers into decimal, and then print them back to the text file
+
+NO way I am going to do that by hand. simple, use python!
+'''
+
+
+
+>>> f = open('/root/Desktop/project/EtherType','r')
+>>> lines = f.readlines()
+>>> lines
+['0x0800 \t2048 Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4)\n', '0x0806 \t2054 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)\n', ......
+
+'''now we get the content of the file in python's tuple, the next thing we want to do is extract only the hex numbers'''
+
+>>> for i in lines:
+...    print i[:7]
+... 
+0x0800 
+0x0806 
+0x0842 
+0x22F3 
+0x6003 
+0x8035 
+0x809B 
+0x80F3 
+0x8100 
+0x8137 
+0x8138 
+0x8204 
+0x86DD 
+0x8808 
+0x8809 
+0x8819 
+0x8847 
+0x8848 
+0x8863 
+0x8864 
+0x8870 
+0x887B 
+0x888E 
+0x8892 
+0x889A 
+0x88A2 
+0x88A4 
+0x88A8 
+0x88AB 
+0x88CC 
+0x88CD 
+0x88E1 
+0x88E3 
+0x88E5 
+0x88F7 
+0x8902 
+0x8906 
+0x8914 
+0x8915 
+0x892F 
+0x9000 
+0x9100 
+0xCAFE 
+#the next thing we need to do is convert them into integer
+
+for i in lines:
+...   print int(str(i[:7]),16)
+... 
+2048
+2054
+2114
+8947
+24579
+32821
+32923
+33011
+33024
+33079
+33080
+33284
+34525
+34824
+34825
+34841
+34887
+34888
+34915
+34916
+34928
+34939
+34958
+34962
+34970
+34978
+34980
+34984
+34987
+35020
+35021
+35041
+35043
+35045
+35063
+35074
+35078
+35092
+35093
+35119
+36864
+37120
+51966
+
+#the next thing we need to do is to write this to our file, remmember in the actual code we have 'printed' the results,
+#in reality we have to save them to python variables to work with them, but it is a good practice to see them first
+#and then do the actual programming
+
+