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Saurabh Jain

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  1. Combines a list of binaries into a single binary.
  2. Buffers the binary value in memory. The result of this call is a stable binary value, which means it will have a deterministic length and order of bytes.
  3. Returns the approximate length of the binary.
  4. Returns information about how a table is partitioned.
  5. Returns a binary format with the byte order specified by a function.
  6. A binary format that reads a 64-bit unsigned integer.
  7. A binary format that reads a 32-bit unsigned integer.
  8. A binary format that reads a 16-bit unsigned integer.
  9. Returns a binary format that will transform the values read by another binary format.
  10. Returns a binary format that reads a text value. The optional encoding value specifies the encoding of the text.
  11. A binary format that reads a 4-byte IEEE single-precision floating point value.
  12. A binary format that reads a 64-bit signed integer.
  13. A binary format that reads a 32-bit signed integer.
  14. A binary format that reads a 16-bit signed integer.
  15. Returns a binary format that reads a record. Each field in the record can have a different binary format.
  16. A binary format that reads zero bytes and returns null.
  17. Returns a binary format that reads a sequence of items and returns a list.
  18. Returns a binary format that limits the amount of data that can be read. Both BinaryFormat.List and BinaryFormat.Binary can be used to read until end of the data. BinaryFormat.Length can be used to limit the number of bytes that are read.
  19. Returns a binary format that reads a group of items. Each item value is preceded by a unique key value. The result is a list of item values.
  20. A binary format that reads an 8-byte IEEE double-precision floating point value.
  21. A binary format that reads a .NET 16-byte decimal value.
  22. Returns a binary format that chooses the next binary format based on a value that has already been read.
  23. A binary format that reads an 8-bit unsigned integer.
  24. Returns a binary format that reads a binary value.
  25. A binary format that reads a 64-bit unsigned integer that was encoded using a 7-bit variable-length encoding.
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