Python zlib compression and decompression string code

Use zlib.compress to compress strings. Use Zlib.decompress to extract strings. As follows

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#coding =utf-8 Import zlib s = "Hello Word, 00000000000000000000000000000000" Print Len (s) c = zlib.compress (s) Print Len (c) D = zlib.decompress (c) Print D

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Import zlib message = ' witch which has which witches wrist ' compressed = zlib.compress (message) decompressed = zlib.decompress (compressed) print ' original: ', repr (message) print ' compressed: ', repr (compressed) print ' decompressed: ', repr (decompressed) output original: ' Witch which has which witches, wrist watch ' Compressed: ' Xx9c+xcf,ixcep (XCFXC8X04X92X19X89XC5PV9H4X15XC8+XCA,. Q (ox04xf2x00d?x0fx89 ' decompressed: ' witch which has which witches ' wrist '

If we want to extract the string, we can compress and decompress the file using Zlib.compressobj and Zlib.decompressobj.

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Def compress (infile, DST, level=9):     infile = open (infile, ' RB ')     DST = ope N (DST, ' WB ')     compress = Zlib.compressobj (level)     data = infile.read (1024) br>     while data:         dst.write compress.compress (data)         data = infile.read (1024)     dst.write ( Compress.flush ()) Def decompress (infile, DST):     infile = open (infile, ' RB ')   & nbsp DST = open (DST, ' WB ')     decompress = zlib.decompressobj ()     data = Infile.read ( 1024)     while data:         dst.write ( Decompress.decompress (data)         data = infile.read (1024)      Dst.write (Decompress.flush ())