This is Scramble, a command-line program written in C that encrypts files using inversion, reversal, hashing, or splicing algorithms.
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This is Scramble, a command-line program written in C that encrypts files using inversion, reversal, hashing, or splicing algorithms.
A versatile utility package designed for encoding and decoding data in a multitude of schemes, providing a flexible solution for handling different data formats and representations.
Alocação de turmas escrito em C para a disciplina de Programação Estruturada.
The VapeShop POS System is a console-based point-of-sale system developed in C++. It serves as a comprehensive solution for managing transactions, inventory, and sales in a vape shop. The system utilizes file streams as a database for storing and retrieving information.
This program is a simple spamming tool that creates a large number of text files with the name "FR_XXX.txt" (where XXX is a number from 0 to 999999) and the content "filiprokita.com" written in them. The program uses C++ file stream operations to create and write to the text files.
A JavaScript class that reads and processes a stream line-by-line in order.
A convenient zip explorer library that uses streams (instead of files) as its source.
A comprehensive guide to file handling in C++ language.
Demo project for the Node JS 'line-by-line' library
Simple Python3 and PyQt5 application for creating notes and saving them with the ability to view, edit or delete them
Powershell Scripts
Implements a lightweight, high-performance, non-allocating advanced-record-based wrapper around the SysUtils file handling routines as an alternative to Classes.TFileStream.
CSV Streamer Very Good - is a CSV file streamer for JavaScript. It automatically detects headers and returns JSON formatted data.
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