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A collection of utilities used by Miyaji Lab for researches, lectures, etc.

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from myjlab.pbl.utils import str_to_int, int_to_str

str_to_int('こんにちは')    # 1181279534677122504641669074077843887
int_to_str(1181279534677122504641669074077843887)    # こんにちは

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