A Mint is like a hash in the way of being a file ID but a Mint is not all ways the same size and can be somewhat decoded to a point and a full Mint holds more data then hash as well, Mints can help with data verifing and are harder to crack(only if its a full Mint).
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Minting a string:
import Dino #Imports DinoMint
print(Dino.Parvus("string")) #Prints Small Mint
print(Dino.Magnum("string")) #Prints Big Mint
Minting a file:
import Dino #Imports DinoMint
file = "file.txt" #The file you want to Mint
print(Dino.Parvus(open(file,'rb').read())) #Prints Small Mint
print(Dino.Magnum(open(file,'rb').read())) #Prints Big Mint
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