Category: Programming
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VB Code for Roulette Wheel Color Functions: Simple Red and Black Number Detection
VB Code for Roulette Wheel Color Functions: How to Detect Red and Black Numbers Looking for a straightforward way to determine if a roulette number is red or black in your Visual Basic projects? These VB code functions for roulette wheel color detection offer a precise solution beyond simple odd/even checks. Let me share these…
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MATLAB Image Processing: Using Normalized Cross-Correlation for Thumbnail Matching
MATLAB image processing with normalized cross-correlation helped me solve a challenging thumbnail matching problem. I needed a way to accurately match and recreate thumbnails without markers while preserving the original cropping decisions. Why MATLAB Image Processing Was My Solution A few weeks ago I reconnected with MATLAB to solve a specific image processing challenge. For…
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VBA File Functions: Get Folder Type and Date Modified in VB6
Looking for simple VBA file functions to work with folders and files? These two VBA file functions will help you determine whether a path is a file or folder and retrieve the date it was last modified. These utility functions are perfect for VBA developers working with file system operations in Excel, Access, or standalone…
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VB6/VBA Base64 Conversion: Complete Guide for Binary String Encoding
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VB Decimal to Binary Conversion: Essential Functions for Programmers
VB Decimal to Binary Conversion: Essential Functions for Programmers Looking for efficient VB decimal to binary conversion functions? In this guide, I’ll share several useful Visual Basic functions that make converting between decimal and binary formats simple and reliable. These VB decimal to binary conversion tools are perfect for both beginners and experienced programmers working…
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VB6 String Performance: Fastest Methods to Find Characters in Strings
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VBA Base36 Encoding: Simple Implementation for Visual Basic
VBA Base36 Encoding: A Practical Implementation Looking for a simple VBA Base36 encoding solution? Base36 encoding (also known as sexatrigesimal) is a handy way to represent numbers using a character set of 36 symbols. In this guide, I’ll share a straightforward implementation for Visual Basic developers. Base36 encoding uses digits 0-9 and letters A-Z to…
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Command Line Arguments: How to Capture Parameters Passed to Executables
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VBA String Concatenation Optimization Techniques for Better Performance
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VBA File Manipulation Functions: Essential Code for Developers