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A block of arbitrary information, or resource for storing information, accessible by the string-based name or path. Files are available to computer programs and are usually based on some kind of persistent storage.

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Intro (See the version 1.0.0.) (See the GitHub repository.) This time I have got rid of some generic classes and adapted the entire code base to deal with byte ...
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I have a custom object which stores dataframes in memory given a certain hierarchy, and I want to store this data in a file while maintaining the hierarchy. This hierarchy involved parents, children, ...
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Repo The complete program: GitHub repository How it works After you have cloned the above repository, change directory inside it and type make in order to compile ...
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I have created a cross-platform CLI tool to quickly retrieve file size and present it to the user in different units of data. The whole program is written in C and for Windows Win32 API is used to ...
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The first lines of the rarpath module (see here for context, the rest is not used here): ...
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I frequently work with large files and implemented a custom iterator to process these files efficiently while minimizing memory usage. The iterator reads each line from a file, parses it into a ...
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TLDR: First time dev in Go moving from Java and I need feedback on my simple CLI Tool. I wanted to get competent in Go as a very junior developer, so this is my first basic project in go. I set a goal ...
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Intro (This post has a continuation Get histogram of bytes in any set of files in C++14 - take II.) For the sake of practice, I wrote this short program. It asks any set of file names and it produces ...
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I'm working on a homebrew game engine in C++20. I needed a robust, minimal-overhead, and easy way to load files into memory. I ended up with this: a simple, easy file loader. It doesn't have many ...
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Intro This post is the continuation of Get histogram of bytes in any set of files in C++14 - take II. This time, I have incorporated almost all suggestions in the answers. Code My newest trial looks ...
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Intro (This post is the continuation of Get histogram of bytes in any set of files in C++14.) This time I have added some ASCII art for visualizing the histogram. Also, if the program is invoked ...
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I've created a C# function to extract album art from an mp3 file which seems to work well. Is there a better solution? This is the function that extracts the album art and returns a Bitmap of the ...
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(This post is the continuation of Get histogram of bytes in any set of files in Java - take II.) This time my code looks like as follows: ...
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When doing Data Science projects, I often have to load data and metadata, and output results, plots, logs, etc. Therefore I have to handle all the file paths from where to load the input and write the ...
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I recently needed to write a portion of code to encrypt file to AES-256 in C# language. Since I did not find ready implementations of it, apart from string encryption, and since I'm very far from ...
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