UPD: It's not a generator. The codes are already there (check the file "amazon_codes.txt"). Obviously they are used :D
Check the source code of the py file:
```
f = open('amazon_codes.txt', 'a')
```
This program just opens the amazon_codes.txt file and outputs the codes from there randomly, depending on the quantity you requested. It of course is not generated anything. Authors were too lazy even not making the code a little bit more look like obfuscated OR putting the codes online to some location. :D
And, another thing, the "ctypes.windll.kernel32.SetConsoleTitleW("Amazon Gift Card Generator By CPlusPlus#0666")" thingy does not exist on Linux, so you'll need to # comment out this.
So, nothing except the greatly-looking banner. Sorry guys.
Check the source code of the py file:
```
f = open('amazon_codes.txt', 'a')
```
This program just opens the amazon_codes.txt file and outputs the codes from there randomly, depending on the quantity you requested. It of course is not generated anything. Authors were too lazy even not making the code a little bit more look like obfuscated OR putting the codes online to some location. :D
And, another thing, the "ctypes.windll.kernel32.SetConsoleTitleW("Amazon Gift Card Generator By CPlusPlus#0666")" thingy does not exist on Linux, so you'll need to # comment out this.
So, nothing except the greatly-looking banner. Sorry guys.
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