This package is capable of
Sending a data to a pickled state
Unpickling the pickled data
There are two seperate functions
pickle_data(val1,val2) - Used to pickle the data
–>val1 - Data to be pickled (required) –>Val2 - name of the file to be written to (Optional)
unpickle_data(val1,val2,val3) - used to unpickle the pickled data
–>val1 - name of the pickled file (Required) –>val2 - Set it to ‘True’ if the output has to be written to a file (optional). Default is ‘False’(shell output) –>Val3 - name of the file to be written to (optional)
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