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RustIterators & transformations

Partition values into two collections

Partition values into two collections in a complete Rust program using the standard library.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Print a selected range of lines

Linux Commands: Use sed -n with a line address to suppress other output.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Print the final lines of a file

Linux Commands: Use tail -n for a fixed-size suffix of a log.

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RustIterators & transformations

Read values until a condition changes

Read values until a condition changes in a complete Rust program using the standard library.

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CArray transformations

Remove adjacent duplicates from a sorted array

C: Compact equal neighbors with a write index after sorting or otherwise establishing order.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Remove blank or whitespace-only lines

Linux Commands: Use a POSIX character class so tabs and spaces are handled together.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Remove carriage-return characters

Linux Commands: Use tr -d to remove CR characters from Windows-style line endings.

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C#LINQ transformations

Remove duplicate records by a selected key

C#: DistinctBy keeps the first record for each key in encounter order.

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CArray transformations

Remove one array element and close the gap

C: memmove handles the overlap while the logical length shrinks by one.

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Linux CommandsTransforming text

Reorder fields with a capture group

Linux Commands: Use extended regular expressions and backreferences to rearrange a known format.

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CArray transformations

Rotate a nonempty array left by one element

C: Save the first item before shifting the remaining elements.

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CArray transformations

Search a sorted array with bsearch

C: The search uses the same ordering comparator as the sorted input.

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