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Mako Shark
coding programs, worth it?
Well, I started coding a program to use the huffman compression to compress files/folders/etc.
I already got done with the class that will hold the actual compressed data. (starting to work on the tree "containers", then the sorting and then the tree maker, then prolly stitch it all together).
Are programs like this worth putting on my resume when I graduate? (finished 2 years already, 2 more to go )
NOTE: This program is not supposed to rival WinZip or WinRar or anything (but if it does a better job, I am sure nobody will complain ^^). I am writing this program to "learn" about compression (later on, I want to do something with encryption).
Any questions/thoughts/complaints/suggestions/etc welcome
Activation? What activation?
 Originally Posted by Geekkit (from ubuntu forums regarding 'goto' statement)
Yep it sure does. So does crack cocaine. Existence is not a valid endorsement for being acceptable.
 Originally Posted by Linus Torvalds
Only wimps use tape backup: _real_ men just upload their important stuff on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it 
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