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+**Dataset-Tokenizer**
+This dataset is designed for training models to classify both textual and code data. It provides a diverse collection of natural language and code samples, aimed at tasks such as natural language processing (NLP) and code understanding. The dataset supports three natural languages (English, French, Spanish) and five programming languages (Python, Java, JavaScript, C++, C).
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+**Languages and Sources**
+Natural Languages:
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+	English
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+	French
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+	Spanish
+Programming Languages:
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+	Python
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+	Java
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+	JavaScript
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+	C++
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+	C
+Data Types:
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+	NL: Textual Content
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+	CL: Code Snippets
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+**Dataset Features**
+Each entry in the dataset includes the following attributes:
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+	id (string): A unique identifier for each sample, represented as a SHA256 hash of the original text.
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+	text (string): The original content of the text or code snippet.
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+	lang (string): The language of the data, which can either be a natural language (English, French, Spanish) or a programming language (Python, Java, JavaScript, C++, C).
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+	type (string): The type of the content. Use "NL" for natural language text and "CL" for code language (programming languages).
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+**Intended Use**
+This dataset is ideal for training machine learning models to perform tasks such as:
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+	Text classification and sentiment analysis in multiple natural languages.
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+	Code classification, code completion, or other code-related tasks in various programming languages.
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+	Cross-language or multi-language classification for both text and code.
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+	It is intended to support the development of models that can handle both human languages and programming languages, making it versatile for a variety of NLP and code understanding tasks.
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+**Limitations**
+	The dataset may not cover all edge cases for each language or code type.
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+	The representation of languages may not be balanced; certain languages may have more samples than others.
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+	Code snippets may vary in complexity, and some may not be representative of typical coding practices.
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+**Citation**
+Please cite or link back to this dataset on Hugging Face Hub if used in your projects.
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