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can anyone help me in regards to parsing a json file using Yojson? I can't find any examples online. I'm kind of confused as to how yojson works...
http://mjambon.com/yojson-doc/Yojson.Safe.html
Isn't too helpful. Can anyone link me to a simple example of yojson? thanks!
I just want to start simple...like read in a json file and just spit the entire thing back out.
How about looking at the examples subdirectory in the source code?
Documentation is rather transparent. The obvious approach is to use to_string and from_string.
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I have a JSON file E:\\jsondemo.json in my disk. I want to read the contents and print it using Java. I tried to search and tried to do examples. But nothing looks good for my program.
See this page to find examples on FileInputStream.
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I want to use a <textarea> tag or an alternative written in JavaScript, that highlights my SQL statements as I write them (effectively the same as phpMyAdmin's SQL section where you can manually write queries.)
Please tell me that this is possible without using HUGE libraries and can be easily customizable. If so, which library should I be using and how?
http://codemirror.net/
I think I found what I wanted. Though this looks like a big library, this will do the trick. Thanks everybody.
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Does anyone know what type of encryption is this:
zlnL/JLk3dtHQiKqHEpxz+Y2Y6ueKi1soF5scb1BYqpAkeBMEKsCnMB9LA1BsM+rKaOZMDBxpzJ56HXuRrQFDA==
Or a method to find out what encryption is used.
The line is taken out from a mysql db and i wanna know what contains.
Thank you in advance.
That is a Base64 encoding. You can see it on the last two == that is typically for that encoding.
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I was just going through all the Mathematical stuff which is used in programming. There I saw a lot of generating functions which seems to be good in mathematics. But how are they implemented in the form of coding? I mean how these Mathematical functions can be transformed (or thought of as) into code form. As an example, this link shows some generating functions but I don't know how to use/implement those functions in the form of coding. Any striking idea is appreciated.
Thanks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_%28number_theory%29
"As an example, this link shows some generating functions but I don't know how to use/implement those functions in the form of coding"
in python they may look like this:
examples
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i need some information about csv extension, what is the use of csv extention, how to use it, any simple example
Here is all you could possibly want to know about CSV.
And if that doesn't satisfy your unquestionable thirst for knowledge, try the references from Wikipedia and Google.
It's just a way to indicate the type of the file, nothing more, nothing less.
Could call the file XXXX.doodleberry for all the operating system or the application using it could care about it.