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PythonStructured data & serialization

Read elements from trusted XML

Python: Use ElementTree to inspect a small trusted XML document.

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PowerShellStructured formats & encodings

Read JSON into a hashtable

PowerShell: AsHashtable produces dictionary-style results for keys that are data rather than fixed property names.

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Bash ScriptsInput streams & redirection

Read null-delimited filenames into an array

Bash Scripts: A null delimiter preserves spaces and embedded newlines in filenames.

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Bash ScriptsGetting Started

Read part of a shell string

Bash Scripts: Read part of a shell string with a small standalone Bash program.

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Arduino / CSerial protocols

Read serial text up to a delimiter

Arduino / C: readBytesUntil excludes the delimiter and does not add a null terminator.

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GoFiles & paths

Read text line by line

Read text line by line using a complete Go program with explicit sample inputs.

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C#Getting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

C#: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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JavaScriptGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

JavaScript: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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TypeScriptGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

TypeScript: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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C++Getting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

C++: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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CGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

C: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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Linux CommandsGetting Started

Read the beginning of piped text

Linux Commands: Read the beginning of piped text using GNU/Linux commands in an empty practice directory.

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