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You could use readLines() to split the file up and then use strsplit() to split by newlines into separate vectors, as follows:
tmp [1] "3023" "Henglaub" "01" "2.0" "2.0" "13" "Projekt" "BGKLS" "2.0" "1.0" "20180511"
#> [10] "20180510" "2018-03-11" "2018-03-10" "2018-03-09" "2018-03-06" "2018-03-05" "2018-03-04" "2018-03-03"
#> [19] "2018-03-02" "2018-03-01" "2018-03-00" "2018-02-28" "2018-02-27" "2018-02-26" "2018-02-25" "2018-02-24"
#> [28] "2018-02-23" "2018-02-22" "2018-02-21" "2018-02-20" "2018-02-19" "2018-02-18" "2018-02-17" "2018-02-16"
#> [37] "2018-02-15" "2018-02-14" "2018-02-13" "2018-02-12" "2018-02-11" "2018-02-10" "2018-02-09" "2018-02-08"
#> [46] "2018-02-07" "2018-02-06" "2018-02-05" "2018-02-04" "2018-02-03" "2018-02-02" "2018-02-01" "2018-01-30"
#> [55] "2018-01-29" "2018-01-28" "2018-01-27" "2018-01-26" "2018-01-25" "2018-01-24" "2018-01-23" "2018- 01e38acffe
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Explanation of bit manipulation on the y axis of a graph
I'm trying to understand why the position of the '-' (or anything else) doesn't change in the following case:
y = y^1
I would expect that the x position of the number line changes, since all binary numbers are square, but it's not the case.
A:
y is binary. y^1 is not, but it is interpreted as y xor 0x1, so it is interpreted as y xor 1. 1 is a power of 2.
A:
The exponentiation operator ^ for binary numbers, behaves like bitwise XOR.
If you have the three bit pattern 010 (decimal value: 7), the operation 8 ^ 1 (exponentiated with 1) will give you 8 XOR 1 = 7.
Since ^ is the bitwise XOR, you have the same result as if you did
07 = 010 XOR 1
= 010 (XOR) ^ 1
As you can see, the result does not change anything.
Q:
Why doesn't my method that takes a Func`2 compile?
The method below does compile, but I'm not sure why:
public static TResult Get(Func getValue)
{
return getValue();
}
public static string GetValue(Func getValue)
{
return getValue().ToString();
}
I was expecting:
The "GetValue"
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