import binstream
stream = binstream.BinaryWriter()
stream += 1234
stream += 0.0
stream += “Hello, Binstream!”
data = stream.serial()
stream = binstream.BinaryReader(data)
print(stream.read(int))
print(stream.read(float))
print(stream.read(str))
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