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  **Languages and Sources**
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  Natural Languages:
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- English
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- French
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- Spanish
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  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
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  Data Types:
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- NL: Textual Content
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- CL: Code Snippets
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  **Dataset Features**
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  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**
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  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**
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- 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**
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  Please cite or link back to this dataset on Hugging Face Hub if used in your projects.
 
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  **Languages and Sources**
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  Natural Languages:
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+ -English
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+ -French
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+ -Spanish
 
 
 
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  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
 
 
 
 
 
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  Data Types:
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+ -NL: Textual Content
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+ -CL: Code Snippets
 
 
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  **Dataset Features**
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  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**
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  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**
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+ -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**
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  Please cite or link back to this dataset on Hugging Face Hub if used in your projects.