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Jamestwell
Last Activity: Dec 3 '25, 10:50 AM
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  • Many thanks! I really benefit from this code. However, I was wondering if that was safe. Could you please tell me?...
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  • Thanks! i was thinking it was safe or not?...
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  • To extract a Spotify playlist using Clicknium, you can take advantage of its capability to dynamically load items through index iteration. The feature of Clicknium that allows for automatic scrolling and loading of new items is especially beneficial for this purpose. You can use parametric locators for both the title and author fields. Given that a single item may have several authors, the following code snippet can be utilized to retrieve multiple...
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  • Jamestwell
    replied to How many bytes in a string?
    in C
    In C++, a `std::string` does not have a fixed size because it’s a dynamic object that manages memory internally to store character data. The size of the string object itself (the metadata like pointers, length, capacity, etc.) is typically a few bytes depending on the compiler and system architecture, but the actual character data is stored separately on the heap and can grow as needed. Similarly, `enum` types usually take the size of an `int`,...
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