What is the process for deciphering a Python code that has been encrypted using Zlib, Marshal, and Base 64?

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Deciphering a Python code that has been encrypted using Zlib, Marshal, and Base 64 can be a complicated process, but here are the general steps involved:

1. Identify the encryption methods used: You will need to determine which of the three encryption methods - Zlib, Marshal, or Base 64 - have been used on the code.

2. Decode the Base 64: If Base 64 has been used to encode the code, you will need to decode it using a Base 64 decoder. This will give you the Zlib compressed data.

3. Decompress the Zlib data: Next, you will need to use a Zlib decompression tool to decompress the compressed data. This should give you the Marshal serialized data.

4. Unmarshal the data: The final step is to use a Marshal unmarshaller to deserialize the data and turn it into a Python object.

Once you have completed these steps, you should have a Python code that has been decrypted and is readable. However, depending on the complexity of the encryption used, this process may require additional steps or specialized tools to complete.