Epitech Antman project, 2023
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Epitech Antman project, 2023
This a toolkit for file compression with options for easy, medium, strong, and high compression levels. It can compress individual files or multiple files into a single archive and generates a log file for each compression. Simplify your compression workflow with ZIP.PY.
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