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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 10172259Which takes more memory, string value or long value?

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   Apr 16, 2012 · A .NET string is an array of UTF-16 code units, each 2 bytes long. So, "52.5 MB" will take 7*2=14 bytes, even disregarding the reference to string (4 or 8 bytes depending on process "bit-ness") and auxiliary fields such as string length. The long is 8 bytes, so it is clear the string is much "fatter".

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   May 27, 2017 · 1) You have a short text string which you compress. The compressed file contains some metadata, which makes the compressed file larger than the original string. 2) You have some floating point values, say 1.2. Storing as text would be 3 bytes (4 with a terminator), while storing a binary double would take 8 bytes. –

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4. www.reddit.com › r › csharpDifference between storing a base64 in a string or byte[]

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   I think, you want to know the difference between sending raw data as a byte array or as base64 over http. The answer would probably be, a base64 string will take more bytes than if the unencoded data was sent as raw bytes. It will be (according to a quick google search) around 33% bigger. You might want to transfer data using base64 whren you ...

5. www.geeksforgeeks.org › byte-objects-vs-string-pythonByte Objects vs String in Python - GeeksforGeeks

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   Nov 28, 2023 · In Python 2, both str and bytes are the same typeByte objects whereas in Python 3 Byte objects, defined in Python 3 are “ sequence of bytes ” and similar to “ unicode ” objects from Python 2. In this article, we will see the difference between byte objects and strings in Python and also will look at how we can convert byte string to normal string and vice versa.

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   OFFICIAL Piranha Bytes® YouTube channeldevelopers of the GOTHIC®, Risen® and ELEX® series.Check out https://www.facebook.com/elexgame/ to stay updated.Offizi...

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   Does a Base64 string take more bytes than a raw string?

   • The answer would probably be, a base64 string will take more bytes than if the unencoded data was sent as raw bytes. It will be (according to a quick google search) around 33% bigger. You might want to transfer data using base64 whren you need to embed it as text, as part of an html page or javascript for example.

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   How many byte does a char take up?

   • A char, by definition, takes up one byte. Literals using ' are char literals; literals using " are string literals. A string literal is implicitly null-terminated, so it will take up one more byte than the observable number of characters in the literal. \ is the escape character and \n is a newline character.

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   How many bytes is a .NET string?

   • A .NET string is an array of UTF-16 code units, each 2 bytes long. So, 14 bytes are taken for the string value "52.5 MB", even disregarding the reference to the string (4 or 8 bytes depending on the process's "bit-ness") and auxiliary fields such as string length. A long is 8 bytes, so it is clear the string is more voluminous.

   Which takes more memory, string value or long value?

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   Does the byte array take less memory?

   • May I draw your attention towards the more informative, useful and higher rated answer below. The byte array would take less memory unless you had several copies of the string, in which case the string would take up less memory thanks to the string table. But the real questions is, does it really matter?

   C#: What takes up more memory? A string or bytearray?

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   What is the difference between Python 2 & 3 byte objects?

   • In Python 2, both str and bytes are the same typeByte objects whereas in Python 3 Byte objects, defined in Python 3 are “sequence of bytes” and similar to “unicode” objects from Python 2.

   Byte Objects vs String in Python - GeeksforGeeks

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   What is the difference between a string and a byte object?

   • Byte objects are a sequence of Bytes. Strings are a sequence of characters. 2. Byte objects are in machine-readable form internally. Strings are only in human-readable form. 3. Bytes are used to handle binary data. Strings are used to handle textual data. 4. They can be directly stored on the disk. They need encoding before they are stored on disk.

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Piranha_BytesPiranha Bytes - Wikipedia

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   THQ Nordic (2019–2024) Website. piranha-bytes.com. Piranha Bytes GmbH was a German video game developer based in Essen. It was best known for their Gothic and Risen series of role-playing video games. Piranha Bytes was founded in Bochum in 1997 and bought by Phenomedia in 1999.