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Welcome to my code snippet archive



Welcome to my new blog, here you will find random blog posts on various sample codes to get you up and running with your software development work. Sometimes we might not remember how to do certain things i.e. saving an image into a database or converting a date object into a string. This blog will serve as a resource for small helpful code snippets as well as an archive for trivial coding snippets which are hard to remember.

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