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let emails = [];
$('.directory-Entry_FieldLink').each((i, elem) => {
	const mailto = $(elem).attr('href');
	const parts = mailto.split(':');
	if (parts[0] === 'mailto' && parts[1].endsWith('@micds.org')) {
		emails.push(parts[1]);
	}
});
console.log('[\'', emails.join('\', \''), '\']');

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const string = process.argv.slice(2).join(' ');
let output = '';

string.split('').forEach((value, index) => {
	if (index !== 0) {
		output += ' + ';
	}
	output += `String.fromCharCode(${value.charCodeAt(0)})`
});

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tests

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Reading and Writing Files in Java

(Copied from http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/JavaIO/article.html)

Overview

Java provides a standard way of reading from and writing to files. Traditionally the java.io package was used, but in modern Java applications you use the java.nio.file API.

Java will read all input as a stream of bytes. The InputStream class is the superclass of all classes representing an input stream of bytes.

Reading a File in Java

To read a text file you can use the Files.readAllBytes method. The usage of this method is demonstrated in the following listing.