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Human-readable is a representation of data or information that can be naturally read by humans.

Human-readable is a representation of data or information that can be naturally read by humans.

In computing, human-readable not only refers to information or data, and how this is presented, but also the medium which to produces or processes the data or information, e.g. a programming language or a database front-end application.

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Is possible, in PHP, serialize array in "human-readable language" and then unserialize it?

I ask serialization and unserialization by PHP script. Only sometimes I edit the array manually (in database.txt).
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convert a encode value to string

Sample string : " . .. Just wondering is there any online convertor or node module to…
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From Object To Human Readable Text

I am working on a small function which will convert objects to strings. It is easy if object has values as arrays. But I want this function to work even my object or array has some values as another object or array. I make it very coarse so experts…
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Javascript: Human verification, with custom questions

I'm having trouble determining the correct term, for what I'm about to describe. I hope someone will know what I'm talking about and can give me the correct terminology. I have a generic form that lets the user enter a name, number, and an e-mail. I…
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Android/Java nice code presentation

I'm working on an "perfect" Android CRUD, with as many options as possible. Its purpose is to be opensource and shared. So, I'm trying to have a nice and indented, readable code, but I'm having the following problem. That looks ugly : public…
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