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   • copy_n() Function in C++ STL

     Copy_n() is the C++ function defined in <algorithm> library in STL. It helps to copy one array element to the new array. Copy_n function allows the freedom to choose how many elements must be copied in the destination container. This function takes 3 arguments, the source array name, the size of the array, and the target array name.

     Function Template:

     template <class InputIterator, class Size, class OutputIterator>OutputIterator copy_n (InputIterator start_limit, Size count, OutputIterator result);

     Parameters:

     start_limit – Input iterator pointing to the beginning of the range of elements to copy from. count – Number of elements to copy. result – Output iterator to the initial position in the new container.

     Time Complexity: O(n) Auxiliary Space: O(n)

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     // C++ code to demonstrate the // working of copy_n() function // Used with array #include <algorithm> #include <iostream>   using namespace std;   int main() {     // Initializing the array     int ar[6] = { 8, 2, 1, 7, 3, 9 };       // Declaring second array     int ar1[6];       // Using copy_n() to copy contents     copy_n(ar, 6, ar1);       // Displaying the new array cout lt lt The...

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   • copy_n() Function in C++ STL

     Copy_n() is the C++ function defined in <algorithm> library in STL. It helps to copy one array element to the new array. Copy_n function allows the freedom to choose how many elements must be copied in the destination container. This function takes 3 arguments, the source array name, the size of the array, and the target array name.

     Function Template:

     template <class InputIterator, class Size, class OutputIterator>OutputIterator copy_n (InputIterator start_limit, Size count, OutputIterator result);

     Parameters:

     start_limit – Input iterator pointing to the beginning of the range of elements to copy from. count – Number of elements to copy. result – Output iterator to the initial position in the new container.

     Time Complexity: O(n) Auxiliary Space: O(n)

     Example 1:

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     // C++ code to demonstrate the // working of copy_n() function // Used with array #include <algorithm> #include <iostream>   using namespace std;   int main() {     // Initializing the array     int ar[6] = { 8, 2, 1, 7, 3, 9 };       // Declaring second array     int ar1[6];       // Using copy_n() to copy contents     copy_n(ar, 6, ar1);       // Displaying the new array cout lt lt The...

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   • copy n bits at given position from x to y in C

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     Answered Nov 03, 2013 · 2 votes

     You're getting the mask wrong. Try:

     unsigned mask = ((1 << n) - 1) << p;return (y & ~mask) | (x & mask);-

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   • Copy N days old files on Linux

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     Answered Aug 07, 2015 · 0 votes

     You can use mtime within your find command:

     find /tmp/temp/ -type f -mtime -2 -name *files.csv -exec cp -u {} /home/dir/Desktop/dir1/ \;-

     This would copy only files with a modified time within the last two days of the system time.

     -mtime n File's data was last modified n*24 hours ago

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   • Copy n Bits from 8-bit Array into 64-bit Integer?

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     Answered Jan 17, 2018 · 0 votes

     Your basic approach looks sound. To handle bit offsets that aren't multiples of 8, you just need to first read in a single partial byte and then proceed with the rest:

     uint64_t key_reg(const uint8_t* bytes, size_t pos, size_t n) { const uint8_t* ptr = bytes + pos / 8; uint64_t result = 0;- if (pos % 8 > 0) { /* read the first partial byte, masking off unwanted bits */ result = *(ptr++) & (0xFF >> (pos % 8)); if (n <= 8 - pos % 8) { /* we need no more bits; shift off any excess and return early */ return result >> (8 - pos % 8 - n); } else { /* reduce the requested bit count by the number we got from this byte */ n -= 8 - pos % 8; } } /* read and shift in as many whole bytes as we need */ while (n >= 8) { result = (result << 8) + *(ptr++); n -= 8; } /* finally read and shift in the last partial byte */ if (n > 0) { result = (result << n) + (*ptr >> (8-n)); } return result;}

     Here's an online demo with a simple test harness, demonstrating that this code indeed works correctly in all the edge cases I could find, such as reading a full 64 bits starting from the middle of a byte or reading only part of a single byte (which is actually a non-trivial special case, handled in a separate branch with its own return statement in the code above).

     (Note that I wrote the code above in plain C since, like your original code, it doesn't really make use of any C++ specific features. Feel free to "C++ify" it by adding std:: where appropriate.)

     One feature that the test harness doesn't check, but which I believe this code should possess, is that it never reads more bytes from the input array than necessary. In particular, the bytes array is not accessed at all if n == 0 (although a pointer to pos / 8 bytes after the start of the array is still calculated).

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2. www.howtogeek.com › 283472 › how-to-back-up-andHow to Back Up and Restore Sticky Notes in Windows

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   Jan 3, 2017 · Back Up Sticky Notes Files in Windows 10 Pre-Anniversary Update, Windows 8, and Windows 7. If you use the Windows Sticky Notes app, you'll be happy to know you can back up your notes and even move them to another PC if you want. How you do it just depends on what version of Windows you're using.

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3. stackoverflow.com › questions › 71962441Create a Powershell ListBox Sticky Notes Backup Utility

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   Apr 22, 2022 · I'm building a PowerShell utility that will backup and restore sticky notes using a powershell script to pull the Get-localuser command from a local device into the list box. From list box choose the user profile and it initiates a comand to fetch a file.

4. answers.microsoft.com › en-us › windowsRetrieve and Install Sticky Notes via PowerShell - Microsoft ...

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   Jul 28, 2017 · Get-Appxpackage –Allusers. Scroll down and locate the entry of the app that you want to reinstall and copy the package name. Since you are looking for the Sticky Notes app, locate the Sticky Notes entry, and then copy the package name of Sticky Notes.

5. www.supportyourtech.com › tech › how-to-transferHow to Transfer Sticky Notes in Windows 11: A Step-by-Step ...

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   Jun 5, 2024 · How to Transfer Sticky Notes in Windows 11. Transferring sticky notes involves locating the sticky notes file on your current device, backing it up, and then restoring it to your new Windows 11 setup. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth transfer.

6. gist.github.com › composite › 494e0f506d579b92bf598bA Powershell script that backup or restore Sticky Notes for ...

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   A Powershell script that backup or restore Sticky Notes for Windows 10 Version 1607 (Anniversary Update) or later. StickyNotesBackup.en.ps1. Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms. try {.

7. superuser.com › questions › 396698How to retrieve contents of Stick Notes directly from file ...

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   Rename the local system's StickyNotes.snt file, restore the one you want to look at into C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Sticky Notes, look at at it in the local system, copy it, etc. When you're done, copy the version you renamed back over top of the version you restored.

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   What is Sticky Notes Backup?

   • A Powershell script that backup or restore Sticky Notes for Windows 10 Version 1607 (Anniversary Update) or later. - StickyNotesBackup.en.ps1

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   How do I use windows sticky notes?

   • How you do it just depends on what version of Windows you're using. Much like its real world counterpart, the Windows Sticky Notes app makes it easy to jot down notes where you'll see them---right on your desktop.

   How to Back Up and Restore Sticky Notes in Windows

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   How do I transfer sticky notes to Windows 11?

   • Transferring sticky notes involves locating the sticky notes file on your current device, backing it up, and then restoring it to your new Windows 11 setup. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth transfer. The first step is to find where the sticky notes data file is stored on your current Windows 11 device.

   How to Transfer Sticky Notes in Windows 11: A Step-by-Step Guide

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   How do I fix sticky notes not showing up on Windows 10?

   • Ensure that you pasted the "plum.sqlite" file in the correct directory and restarted the Sticky Notes app. If they still don’t appear, try restarting your computer. Locate the sticky notes file. Backup the sticky notes file. Install Sticky Notes on the new device. Restore the sticky notes file. Restart Sticky Notes.

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9. support.microsoft.com › en-us › officeExport your sticky notes - Microsoft Support

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   If you want to keep a record or backup of your sticky notes, you can export them. This only applies if you have signed in to Sticky Notes and synced your notes (version 3.0 or later). Sticky Notes are stored in Outlook.com along with your email, calendar items, and contacts.