 strings. Since strings in Janet can
hold any sequence of bytes, including zeros, buffers share this same property
and can be used to hold any arbitrary memory, which makes them very simple but
versatile data structures. They can be used to accumulate small strings into a
large string, to implement a bitset, or to represent sound or images in a
program.
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<h2 id="Creating-buffers">Creating buffers
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<p>A buffer literal looks like a string literal, but prefixed with an at symbol
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