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python a fast way to count the number of lines in a file
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/845058/how-to-get-line-count-of-a-large-file-cheaply-in-python/68385697#68385697 def count_lines_in_file_fast(fname): def _make_gen(reader): while True: b = reader(2 ** 16) if not b: break yield b with open(fname, "rb") as f: count = sum(buf.count(b"\n") for buf in _make_gen(f.raw.read)) return count
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A to Z About File Input Output in C++
A to Z About File Input Output in C++
For various reason we need to process file while processing a C++ program. We normally use file input output in C++ if you need to save the output for later. Or if we don’t want to type the input values again and again. However using file input output in C++ or any other programming is always a good practice. Here I have explained A to Z about file. Why We Need to Use File in…
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C File Processing (C How to Program, 6/e) Lecture notes | study india
C File Processing (C How to Program, 6/e) Lecture notes | study india
This Contain, C File Processing (C How to Program, 6/e), with brief description the same, This also Contains, Social Security number, Number of exemptions claimed, a database management system (DBMS), file control block (FCB), terminates program execution.
"You need to change your algorithm..."
"...because I'm not working on a silly UNIX machines" is how he prefixed his statement, then went on to say that he had to additionally remove ownership on each file after use. "What you mean is that you need to add to your routine" I interjected while trying to hiding a smug expression.
He examined my original routine, and sure enough I release each file after use. Upon converting my example, it seems that he left out one line, and it was this one line that caused a few days worth of grief.
I like how he looked for a scapegoat, first in the operating system, then in myself for the original example, but only found a brick wall.
