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if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Simulate downloads
    for f in ["setup.exe", "driver_x64.exe", "tool_x64.exe"]:
        record_download(f)
    record_download("tool_x64.exe")  # increment twice

print("Top downloads:")
for name, count in get_top_downloads():
    print(f"name: count downloads")

If you're looking to download software, here's how you can proceed safely:

Downloading software from the internet can expose your computer to various risks, including malware, viruses, and other types of cyber threats. Even files with seemingly innocuous names, like "xfadsk2019x64exe," can be malicious if they are not from a trusted source. Cybercriminals often use enticing or confusing names to lure users into downloading harmful software.

If you need legitimate software for a specific purpose:

| Risk Type | Potential Consequence | |-----------|----------------------| | Malware infection | Keyloggers, remote access trojans (RATs), or backdoors | | Data theft | Credentials, browser cookies, cryptocurrency wallets | | System damage | Corrupted OS files, boot sector modification | | Legal liability | Copyright infringement penalties |

def get_top_downloads(limit=10):
    c.execute("SELECT file_name, download_count FROM downloads ORDER BY download_count DESC LIMIT ?", (limit,))
    return c.fetchall()

The first step in safely downloading software is to identify reputable sources. Here are some tips:

def record_download(file_name):
    c.execute("UPDATE downloads SET download_count = download_count + 1, last_downloaded = ? WHERE file_name = ?",
              (datetime.now(), file_name))
    if c.rowcount == 0:
        c.execute("INSERT INTO downloads (file_name, download_count, last_downloaded) VALUES (?, 1, ?)",
                  (file_name, datetime.now()))
    conn.commit()