Compiling a Python library

Creating a Python library involves packaging your code in a way that allows others to easily install, import, and use it in their projects. To convert your code into a Python library, follow these steps:

1. Organize your code: Ensure our code is well-organized and follows the package structure:

   portscanner/
   |-- portscanner/
   |   |-- __init__.py
   |   |-- portscanner.py
   |-- setup.py
   |-- README.md

   The components of a Python library are as follows:

   • portscanner/: The main folder containing your package
   • portscanner/__init__.py: An empty file indicating that portscanner is a Python package
   • portscanner/scanner.py: Your PortScanner class and related functions
   • setup.py: The script for packaging and distributing your library
   • README.md: Documentation explaining how to use your library
2. Update setup.py:

    1. from setuptools import setup
    2.
    3. setup(
    4.     name='portscanner',
    5.    &...