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Darik10/Somali-Word-Replacer-Xun-Wanaagsan-Nacas-Fariid---Customizable-C-Program

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

software
Créateur:
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Hôte:
This C program replaces "xun" with "wanaagsan" (good) and "nacas" with "fariid" (wise) in files. It supports UTF-8, handles dynamic text resizing, and outputs to "output.txt". Easily modifiable for other word swaps. Run with: ./program input.txt. Customize replacements by editing the code. Preserves original file structure. # Somali-Word-Replacer-(Xun-Wanaagsan-Nacas-Fariid)---Customizable-C-Program This C program replaces "xun" with "wanaagsan" (good) and "nacas" with "fariid" (wise) in files. It supports UTF-8, handles dynamic text resizing, and outputs to "output.txt". Easily modifiable for other word swaps. Run with: ./program input.txt. Customize replacements by editing the code. Preserves original file structure.

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Languages

Somali

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