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Comparing Two Binary Folders
I am a beginner to all of this but undertand the basic principles. I am currently working on a large task and struggling with a the final part.
I have two files, folder 1 contains a list of around 20 files in binary (possibly treated as arrays?) folder 2 contains several files and sub folders each entry also in binary all i want to do is basically take each entry of folder 1 and see if there are any matching results in file 2, if there is any matches they should then be moved to a text folder 3 any solutions? |
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