So dc is a great tool for converting between bases - handy for those bit twiddling coding jobs. e.g to convert 1078 into binary I can do this:
I\'m a fairly green programmer, and I\'m learning Python right now. I\'m up to chapter 17 in \"Learn to Think Like a Computer Scientist\" (Classes and Methods), and I just wrote my first doctest that
I\'m a .net developer by heart and usually write web applications.However I\'ve been given the binary of a small project and I need to compile it (I think).
Full disclosure - this is homework, although completed and fully working, I\'m searching for a nicer solution.
this might be quite a newbie question, but i need to process a certain text file and dump its content into a binary file and i do not know how - i decided to use perl, but my perl skills are quite low
Using the Socket API in AIR to write a large file to a server, is there a way to do this without reading the file into application memory first? I am using FileStream to store the data in a bytearray
I have a very large set of binary files where several thousand raw frames of video are being sequentially read and processed, and I’m now looking to optimize it as it appears to be more CPU-bound tha
Wikipedia says Base64 encoding schemes are commonly used when there is a need to encode binary data that needs be stored and transferred over media that are designed to deal with textual data. This
import binascii f = open(\'file.ext\'开发者_如何学JAVA, \'rb\') print binascii.hexlify(f.read(4))
I would like to know how to determine how many zlib files are contained in a single file. An example; Think I have 5 different files, and compressed them separately by using zlib. Then I combined the
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