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Four Language Programming Practice Bible: 200 Examples in Python/JS/Go/Java (Traditional Chinese Medicine Style Edition)
"From the production line to a full-stack developer proficient in four languages: A coding odyssey of a non-graduated high schooler with no formal training"
+ 2025.01.10 A complete novice who can't even write variables properly
+ 2025.08.10 Hand over a practical database of 200 cases in four languages
! Code that has been verified in the production environment every day ```
- Low-quality Code is like a quack prescribing medicine - treating a headache by cutting off the head, and a foot pain by amputating the foot.
- Single-language Thinking is like a one-flavor decoction - with a biased nature and taste, making it hard to balance yin and yang.
- Ineffective Overtime is like draining the pond to catch fish - leaving one weak and vulnerable, with health and productivity both in peril.
- Code organization like "Wu Mei Pill" with a well-ordered combination of ingredients → Maintenance cost ↓ 30%
- Cross-language development like "Acupuncture Point Pairing" → Development efficiency ↑ 50%
- Hairline like "Danggui Buxue" → Anti-aging index ⭐⭐⭐⭐
??️ My Attribute Panel (ASCII Geek Health Preservation Edition)
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| Coding Endurance: ███████ 10h/d |
| Hair Density: ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ 120% |
| Vision Level: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.3 |
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- Python → The Universal Glue Language (Simple Syntax / Rich Libraries / Easy to Get Started)
🎯 First, master basic programming concepts (variables / loops / functions / classes) with Python, understand the core logic of "solving problems through code", and establish programming thinking habits.
- SQL → Standard Language for Database Operations and Queries (Insert, Update, Delete, Select / Table Joins / Aggregate Analysis)
🎯 Must be mastered first! Whether you are doing web development, data analysis, or backend services, you need to "talk" to the database with SQL. Writing a web crawler in Python and then storing data in MySQL? Need to check user orders when doing backend work in Java? SQL is the "master key" that connects programs and data! Learning Timing: Start immediately after completing the basics of Python and use it in conjunction with Python (for example, using Python's
pymysql
/sqlite3
libraries to operate the database), to understand the entire chain from "code generates data → SQL manages data → code consumes data".
- JavaScript → Front-end Interaction and Dynamic Logic (Dual Environments: Browser/Node.js)
- Java → Enterprise-level Server-side and Cross-platform Stability (Spring Ecosystem/Android Foundation)
- Go → High Concurrency and Cloud-native Power Tool (Microservices/Docker/K8s Best Companion) ?? Contrastive Learning: Have you written data statistics scripts with Python + SQL? Try building a backend API with Java Spring Boot and MySQL database! Have you created web forms with JS? Check out how Go uses coroutines to handle 100,000 concurrent requests! By solving the same type of problems with different languages (such as user management: Python uses dictionaries to store data / Java uses Spring Data JPA / Go uses struct slices / SQL uses table association queries), understand the "native strength areas" of each language.
- Language Feature Comparison:
- Python's "Dynamic Typing + Interpretive Execution" vs Java's "Static Typing + JVM Optimization" vs Go's "Compiled + Goroutine Concurrency" vs SQL's "Declarative Query Language"
- Differences in toolchains across languages (Python uses pip / Java uses Maven / Go uses go mod / SQL uses MySQL Workbench / DBeaver)
- Cross-Language Practice:
Implement the same problem in multiple languages (e.g., data processing: Python uses pandas / Java uses Stream API / Go uses goroutine slices / SQL uses
GROUP BY
aggregation), and observe the differences in code style and performance.
- C → Direct manipulation of memory and hardware (pointers/memory management/system calls)
- C++ → Object-oriented + zero-cost abstraction (STL/template metaprogramming/low-level optimization for multithreading)
🛠️ Key Transition: When you encounter performance bottlenecks in high-level languages (such as Python being too slow when processing big data), write a high-performance module in C/C++ to speed it up, and understand how the underlying principles support the "speed and stability" of the upper-level application.
"Programming languages are merely tools - Python gets you started, SQL helps you manage data, and Java/Go/C++ assist you in building systems! Master how to use them first, then understand why, and finally choose the right tool to solve the right problem."
- Start with Python and SQL: Don't dive into complex languages right away! First, write some small tools with Python (like automatically organizing files), and then use SQL to store and retrieve data (such as keeping a diary with SQLite). This will build your confidence that "I can solve problems with code"!
- When learning a new language, ask yourself three questions:
- What types of problems is this language best suited to solve?
- Compared to languages you already know, what are its advantages and disadvantages?
- Can I use it to optimize projects I've written before?
The Compendium of Materia Medica for Code - Specializing in Treating Insufficiency of Qi and Blood in Multilingual Programming When Python is the sovereign, JS the minister, Go the assistant, and Java the envoy - this is a "Compendium of Materia Medica for Programming" written in code.
- Multi-language Extreme Comparison: Over 200 independent cases covering core syntax of Python/JS/Go/Java
- Traditional Chinese Medicine Programming Philosophy: Algorithms are like prescriptions (LRU cache → Liuwei Dihuang Pill, binary tree → Qibao Meiran Dan)
- Out-of-the-box: All scripts run independently without cross-file dependencies
- Number of languages: Backward compatible with pure Python enthusiasts | Python + any one or two other languages of your choice in combination
- Practicality First: Focus on high-frequency scenarios, skipping redundant theories
- Multi-language Interoperability: Includes cross-language practical cases of Python calling JS/Go/Java
- Friendly to Beginners: Suitable for beginners and intermediate developers learning multiple languages
- Reference for Experts: Provides a ready-made database of low-configuration practical materials
- Environment Training: Abandon containerization to enhance environment configuration skills
## 💡 Design Philosophy: When Programming Meets Traditional Chinese Medicine
This project is not merely a collection of code samples; it is an attempt at integrating cross-disciplinary thinking.
- **Holistic View**: Each case is regarded as a "syndrome", and the code is the result of "diagnosis and treatment".
- **Diagnosis and Treatment**: Different languages are like different medical schools, each with its own strengths (Python is like the warm-nourishing school, Go is like the purging school).
- **Formula Thinking**: Functions are like medicinal ingredients, modules are like formulas, and their combination emphasizes the principle of sovereign, minister, assistant, and messenger.
- **Preventive Treatment**: Emphasizes coding standards, environment isolation, and minimizing dependencies to prevent "technical imbalance".
A skilled diagnostician examines the complexion and feels the pulse to first distinguish between yin and yang; a skilled programmer first clarifies the requirements and then selects the language. ```
Language | Notable Features | Typical Use Cases |
---|---|---|
-------- | ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------- |
Python | Metaprogramming / Coroutines / Memory Optimization | Chinese Medicine Formula Detection / Red-Black Tree Implementation |
Java | Generics / Reflection / Multithreading | Thread Pool Management / File Metadata Processing |
Go | Coroutines / Channels / Interfaces | Concurrent Task Scheduling / Memory View Operations |
JS | Asynchronous Programming / Prototype Chain | Regular Expression International Matching / Event Loop Mechanism |
For fellow practitioners who have a ready-made four-language environment, creating a new IntelliJ project can save most of the following steps.
Core Principle: Avoid complex build tools and focus on language comparison learning.
Essential Environment:
Language: Python 3.12+ Installation Suggestion: Anaconda3 (pre-installed environment) - Download from the official website and add environment variables.
Language: Node.js v22.14+ Installation Suggestion: Download the official installation package and add environment variables.
Language: Go 1.23.3+ Installation Suggestion: Download the official installation package and add environment variables.
Language: Java GraalVM 21.0.7+ Installation Suggestion: Download GraalVM 21.0.7 from the official website and add environment variables.
IDE: IntelliJ 2024.1+ Installation Suggestion: Install Python/Go plugins.
Groovy Version: 4.0.28 (Dynamic Java, not used in this project - optional) ```
Three-step Quick Configuration Create a New Java Project ! Java Settings Manually add the dependent JARs in the lib folder. Get familiar with it first. You can also add them when you encounter issues with third-party libraries not running. Only three JAR dependencies are used, so you can skip this for now. ! Java Setup (No Maven/Gradle, to avoid increasing the complexity of dependencies) Remember to add the Java directory in 4languages.iml, otherwise it won't compile. (I put it in a package. You can replace it with mine or configure it yourself.) ! Java Settings Multi-language plugin installation [Settings → Plugins] --> B [Install Go Plugin] A --> C [Install Python Plugin] ! Install Plugin Environmental recognition configuration In Node.js: Settings → Languages and Frameworks → Node.js, you can check the box for "Coding Assistance" and just select "npm". ! Node.js Settings
Go: Language and Framework → Go → Specify SDK Path ! Go Settings In Python: Settings → Add Console Python Interpreter, it has an impact on the terminal run and default environment. ! Set up and add a Python interpreter The project also needs to add Python dependencies. Adding dependencies to the project library rather than the global library is recommended as GraalVM will repeatedly scan the dependencies of Anaconda, which can slow down the Java compilation speed by at least 2-3 seconds. ! Add Python Interpreter to Project
?? Efficiency Tip: Set Ctrl+Shift+N as the mouse wheel click, and enter the number (65) to quickly open the four-language file. Shift + cursor click + Enter -> Open multiple files simultaneously. ! Efficiency Tips
Dependency management, do it yourself, do it yourself, do it yourself, say it three times. If the library installation is slow, remember to add a mirror site. Choose more by yourself and search online. Although this project doesn't require many libraries to be installed, everyone must know how to do it:
Python: The Anaconda environment already has most of the libraries. For the few that are missing, use pip install to randomly punch and defeat the master. You can install them globally (note that try not to mix them with your existing Python environment for other projects. New installations are fine.)
Node.js: npm install (First, use npm simply. For now, don't touch other package managers like pnpm, yarn, or Bun. Copy the original files in my project. If you can't find the library, reinstall it in the terminal under the project's JS directory. Do not install it globally.)
Run: go mod tidy
(Be careful with GOPATH manipulation. The key points are to initialize in the terminal of the Go project directory. Third-party libraries can only be installed in the project directory, not globally.)
The Java:lib directory already contains the necessary JAR packages. Manually add JAR dependencies to the lib folder. See the screenshot.
After creating the project according to my naming convention, you can try replacing all my folder files. See if it can run.
If there are any issues, paste all the PY, JS, GO, and 4JAVA files into your newly created project located at D:\ad\4languages. It should be able to run. Pay attention to the content of 4languages.iml. You can configure it yourself or follow my example. It shouldn't be too complicated. The scripts run independently. If there are any details I haven't covered, you can search online or leave a message for me. Don't be impatient. The process of trying it out is exactly the time when you think, solve problems, and level up.
There is a certain probability that the imported project may not be compatible. Your newly created project is based on the default configuration of your own IDEA. Can it run after being copied into the progressive directory? Keep it up! 💪
?? Project Structure Other code supplementary explanations with path descriptions text
D:\ad\4languages
├── PY/ # Core Python cases (1-200)
│ ├── 0.PY_output_stream_sorting.py
│ ├── 1.4_first_hello.py
│ ├── ...
│ └── 200.regular_expression_international_matching.py
├── JS/ # JavaScript counterpart cases
├── GO/ # Golang counterpart cases
├── JAVA/ # Java counterpart cases
├── lib/ # Java dependency libraries (ready to use)
└── node_modules # Node.js dependencies (pre-installed)
⚙️ Operating Guide All scripts run independently. Recommended operation: Automatic line break mode ! Automatic line break View console output with automatic line wrapping. ! Add folder bookmark Preview after project management configuration is completed ! Project Management Preview ! Project Management Preview ! Project Management Preview Those who are interested can give this esoteric thing a try. Classpath pollution: Your -classpath contains a large number of Python-related library paths (such as anaconda3, python_stubs, typeshed, etc.). These paths may be mistakenly scanned or preloaded by GraalVM, but are actually not used. Pay attention if such a situation occurs. ! Project Management Preview ! Project Management Preview ! Project Management Preview ! Project Management Preview Now you can happily start coding.
?? The Philosophy of Programming in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Code is like a prescription, and algorithms are like medicinal herbs.
Some cases in the project are designed based on the concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine, such as:
155. Binary Tree Seven Treasures Black Beard Pill.py: Balance and Nourishment Algorithm
165. Hash Table - Advanced Chinese Medicine Management.py: Quick Retrieval of Medicine Attributes
196. Practical Application - Chinese Herbal Medicine Compatibility.py: Multi-language Collaboration Strategy
Important Notice:
The names of the prescriptions and the dosages of the medicinal materials presented in the project are only for demonstrating cross-disciplinary concepts and should not be applied in practice!
Please follow the doctor's advice for specific medication. The developer is not responsible for any medical decisions.
| Stage | Python | Java | Go | JavaScript | |----------|----------------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------| | Beginner | 1-10 (Basic Grammar/IO) | 1-10 (Basic Grammar/IO) | 1-10 (Basic Grammar/IO) | 1-10 (Basic Grammar/IO) | | Advanced | 11-30 (Data Structures/Control Flow) | 11-30 (Data Structures/Control Flow) | 11-30 (Data Structures/Control Flow) | 11-30 (Data Structures/Control Flow) | | Object-Oriented | 31-60 (Classes/Inheritance/File Operations) | 31-60 (Classes/Inheritance/File Operations) | 31-60 (Classes/Interfaces/File Operations) | 31-60 (Classes/Inheritance/File Operations) | | Advanced Practical | 61-200+ (Concurrency/Systems/Algorithms) | 61-200+ (Concurrency/Systems/Algorithms) | 61-200+ (Concurrency/Systems/Algorithms) | 61-200+ (Concurrency/Systems/Algorithms) | It is recommended to study by language in stages, and to select 5 to 10 cases for in-depth practice in each stage.
- Angelica sinensis = Recursion (Circular Regression)
- Pinellia ternata = String Processing (Drying Dampness and Resolving Phlegm, Removing Impurities)
- Rehmannia glutinosa = Object-Oriented (Deep Encapsulation)
- Ramulus Cinnamomi = Concurrency Control (Harmonizing Ying and Wei, Synchronous Collaboration)
## ❓ Frequently Asked Questions
### Q1: Why not use Docker / Why no one-click environment provided?
A: This project focuses on the **comparison learning of the languages themselves**, avoiding the cognitive burden brought by containers/build tools. In real development, you can containerize as needed.
### Q2: What should I do if the images don't load or the path is incorrect?
A: Please make sure you have downloaded the entire repository (including the images/ directory), or manually replace them with the corresponding screenshots on your local machine.
### Q3: Want to contribute code / add new cases?
A: Welcome to submit a PR! It is recommended to follow the existing directory structure and keep each case independent and readable.
### Q4: Will not understanding the analogies in traditional Chinese medicine affect learning?
A: Not at all! The terms from traditional Chinese medicine are just for fun. All the code is well-commented and has practical value. ```
- Muscle Memory First
- The container is like an automatic transmission, but we need to train the precise control of a manual transmission.
- Realistic Battlefield Restoration
- The production environment doesn't have the perfect world of
docker-compose up
- The Systemic View of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Understanding the interdependent and mutually restrictive relationships among various parts of the environment You will gain:
- The ability to debug when the system crashes, which can be life-saving.
- Confidence in "bare-metal deployment" without relying on any tools.
- A deep sense of control over the technology stack.
- The illusion of one-click
docker-compose up
- The mindless dependency of
apt-get install
- The brute-force approach of
reboot
whenever there's a problem We insist on:
- Tracing system calls with
strace
- Analyzing dynamic linking with
ldd
- Reading system logs with
journalctl
- Profiling performance with
perf
When you get used to the comfort ofdocker-compose up
: Your ability to diagnose the environment will regress to that of a baby. Your understanding of dependencies will remain at the "image magic" level. When sudden failures occur in the production environment, you can only pray that a restart will work. And when you have personally tamed:
- The OpenSSL local jail in Python
- The cross-language pitfall of JNI in Java
- The cross-compilation trap of cgo in Go
- The black hole of node_modules in Node.js...
Congratulations! You have obtained the ultimate ability of "Environmental Surgeon":
No matter what system crashes, you can perform a craniotomy on it with
strace
+gdb
💉 Even I, who learned the hard way in the workshop, can handle a four-language environment. You guys, with your formal training, can't do without Docker?
- Actually, Docker is really powerful... but you can't just use it blindly
- Just like traditional Chinese medicine teaches both "ready-made medicine for quick results" and "diagnosis-based treatment"
- The goal of this project is: to make you an expert in solving environment issues like an old Chinese doctor 🏮
- I hope that everyone's learning environment is a clean, native server environment.
- Without the performance loss caused by Docker, smooth and enjoyable learning is achieved.
- I feel that the performance degradation is slightly greater than the measured value. It is estimated to be related to the quality of the server hardware configuration and the differences in the running project content.
Scenario | Docker Performance Overhead | Description |
---|---|---|
CPU Calculation | 0% ~ 3% | Negligible overhead (Containers share host CPU scheduling with no virtualization cost) |
Memory Access | 0% ~ 1% | Almost no difference in read/write performance (Direct mapping to host physical memory) |
Disk I/O (Read) | 5% ~ 15% | Significantly affected by storage driver (e.g., overlay2 ) and volume type (anonymous/bound mount) |
Disk I/O (Write) | 10% ~ 30% | Additional overhead caused by container layer overlay writes (Copy-on-Write mechanism) |
Network Latency | 1% ~ 5% | Minor forwarding overhead in default bridge network mode (Near-native performance with host mode) |
📌 Key Conclusion: CPU/memory-intensive tasks (e.g., algorithm computation, caching services) show negligible impact; disk/network-intensive tasks (e.g., databases, high-concurrency APIs) require optimization focus on storage drivers and network modes.
- Bare Metal Deployment Master (Complete all cases without using containers)
- Containerization Refactorer (Migrate cases to Docker and submit PR)
Non-Technical Graduation to Full-Stack Developer A practitioner who has transitioned from the production line to full-stack development through:
- 10 years of ERP system implementation (serving over 100 clients, covering more than 20 industries)
- 5 years of experience in digital management of medical warehousing and logistics
- 2 years of hands-on experience in manufacturing assembly
- No certificates to support, the job-hunting process was extremely difficult, a super-hard route, relying entirely on practical work experience
- Continuously exploring the integration of traditional Chinese medicine thinking and programming
"Education is an entry ticket, but the ability to solve problems is the eternal pass"
- Although I haven't obtained the professional qualification, the practical experience I have accumulated in the clinical front line (community clinics/large general hospitals) and throughout the entire process of Chinese medicinal material production has built up my core professional capabilities
(Clinically frequent 300 herbs + 200 secondary herbs - instantly identify & correct irrational prescriptions without references in 30 seconds!)
Dimension | Description | Level |
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Core Herb Mastery | Instant command of 300 high-frequency herbs (e.g., Astragalus/Angelica) - properties, compatibility taboos, dosage windows | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Secondary Herb Radar | Rapid identification of 200 secondary herbs' (e.g., Tatarian Aster) special effects & risks | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Formula Intuition | Instantly spot compatibility flaws in 'Monarch-Minister-Assistant-Envoy' structure (e.g., Ephedra+Rehmannia trapping pathogens) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Correction Speed | Average 30-second correction of irrational prescriptions (e.g., Licorice-induced edema/Pregnancy-contraindicated blood activators) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
- Three-Pass Herb Method: Categorize by efficacy → meridian tropism → taboos
- Formula Deconstruction: Break down classic formulas into modular components to understand core compatibility logic
- Clinical Fermentation: Analyze master physicians' cases to dissect medication logic
- Modern Integration: Correlate TCM syndromes with modern medical indicators
- Cold formula with Rehmannia → Corrected to Mint+Schizonepeta for exterior release
- Chronic gastritis with excessive Coptis → Adjusted to 6g + Ginger for toxicity reduction
- Pregnancy formula with Sparganium/Curcuma → Replaced with Amomum/Tangerine Peel for fetal safety
"It's like an experienced programmer never forgets the terror of the 'sudo rm -rf' command - I will always remember the dangerous area of the 'Eighteen Contradictions and Nineteen Precautions' pairing!"
🎯 Goal: Make prescriptions as safe & effective as code - eliminating irrational drug use! (Verified by tertiary hospital training & medical licensing assessments)
- Now, take the open-source project as the "mortar mill", while playing with jokes, we will review the profound knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine 🔥
+ No academic textbook-style code
+ Only create "industrial-grade" cases that can run in the workshop
+ Guided by the holistic view of traditional Chinese medicine in technical architecture ```
This project includes two original verification template images (Author: ERP Veteran - Cold Stream Tiger Mountain):
- The title clearly states "ERP Veteran Cold Stream Tiger Mountain Skill Tree", featuring branches of skills such as finance, business, JS, GO, etc. The bottom indicates the amount of processed information - proving this is a comprehensive panorama of my practical technical skills.
- The top left corner features my nickname "ERP Veteran - Cold Stream Tiger Mountain", integrating elements like a furnace, programming icons, MongoDB, etc., to convey the persona of a "technical geek who practices health preservation".
⚠️ Note: These two pictures are important components of the project. Their absence may result in incomplete presentation of some content (an Easter egg mechanism reserved by the author). Click to view the skill tree image | Click to view the health poster for programmers
🔐 The Encryption Philosophy of a Multilingual Geek Health Enthusiast: Code as Sword, Protection as Shield
As a veteran deeply involved in ERP practical applications and multilingual programming (a beginner to intermediate player in Java/Python/JS/Go), I am not only adept at business logic and data flow, but have also picked up a bit of "code protection" on the side - after all, good projects are like rare elixirs and need to be safeguarded from accidental deletion or unauthorized copying!
?? My Three-Component Encryption Protection System "Hash Verification Lock" - Picture as the Key, Deleting the Picture as the Lock There are two "soul posters" hidden in the project:
- One is my ERP Skill Tree Information Diagram (blue tech style, skill branches covering finance/business/JS/GO, with the title clearly stating "ERP Veteran Leng Xichushan");
- The other is the Programmer's Health Care Secret Manual Poster (alchemy furnace + code icon + medicine pot, labeled "ERP Veteran - Leng Xichushan", with health buffs piled up). They are not ordinary decorations - I have locked these two pictures using the SHA-256 hash value + Base64 binary obfuscation encryption! Once the pictures are deleted or tampered with, the key sections will immediately "close up and refuse visitors" (error message: "Verification failed, please check the integrity of the poster"). Cleaning script? Sorry, you have to first crack my "picture password" to find the hidden content~
- "Multilingual Anti-Conflict" - Four-language isolation, clean geek health care The Java/Python/JS/Go four-language environment is independently configured, with physical isolation of dependency libraries. The compilation and running speed is extremely fast (Java takes only 1-3 seconds), and even the environment variables don't interfere with each other. The protection is thorough, eliminating even "cross-language conflicts" as internal waste, allowing you to focus on cultivating core technologies!
?? The technical geek health philosophy behind protection measures
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"Basic Encryption": While learning multiple languages, I also read the introductory chapters of "Java Security Coding" and "Python Cryptography in Practice" (understanding hash functions, encoding, and simple obfuscation);
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"Intermediate Philosophy": Based on the practical needs of projects, I transformed encryption technology from "theory" to "protection tools" - for example, using hash verification to ensure that critical content is not accidentally deleted, and using multiple languages for isolation to enhance development efficiency;
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"Geek Health Goal": Not to fight against the entire world, but to enable developers who truly want to learn technology to successfully obtain projects, strengthen secure encryption technology, and at the same time block those "one-click cleaning" script kiddies~
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😂 "Character Design Easter Egg + Protection Easter Egg"
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The blue technology balls in the "Skill Tree Poster" represent my technical depth, while the alchemy furnace in the "Health Preservation Poster" symbolizes the "sustainable geek health preservation" of programmers - the code needs to be well-written, and the body also needs to be taken care of!
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"Ultimate Hint": If the key sections fail to run, don't panic - check if the files erp_skill_tree.png and programmer_health_poster.png are still present in the project directory (they are the "keys" to unlock the hidden content). If the images are intact but the content is not displayed, it might be that my "protection system" is too strict. Please submit an Issue to help me optimize it~
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📌 "Security Philosophy": I'm not aiming to create a system that cannot be "completely removed". Instead, I want to impose a cost on the purifiers that is "far greater than the benefits" - either they spend time learning encryption and decryption, or they give up and instead promote my project (after all, good content deserves to be seen!) 。
Path supplement explanation: You must practice repeatedly. At least understand the common writing methods. The explanations of path differences among various languages can be found in the folder (./Other Code Supplement Explanation).
- The IDEA JVM virtual machine configuration file "idea.vmoptions" is placed in the "readme" folder. It can be opened in text mode. These are the parameters that work best for me and they have a relatively high performance setting.
- For those with lower computer configurations, you can adjust the parameters appropriately. Due to the significant differences in devices, we won't go into detail here. If you're unsure, you can send the computer configuration list and JVM configuration parameters to the AI for debugging to obtain the optimal parameters suitable for your computer. 🐯
📜 Core Herbal Repository Preview: There are still 200 types of traditional Chinese medicine programming techniques and more surprises waiting for you to discover!
- Nine Rare Herbs (Rare Nourishing Types)
Dendrobium
,Tianshan Snow Lotus
,Ginseng
,Rehmannia
,Poria
,Mushroom of Immortality
,Underwater Pearl
,Winter Worm Summer Grass
,Cistanche
Corresponding technical scenarios: The core algorithms/modules in the project (such as multilingual environment isolation, hash deletion prevention verification), as precious as the herbs and supporting the entire system.
- Digestive Pills Sanxian (Original Basic Type)
[Hawthorn, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Malt]
(Not processed)
Technical Mapping: Basic data processing module (such as raw data cleaning/format conversion), original capabilities but requires further "processing" for optimization.
- Digestive Medicine Jia San Xian (Improving Effect Through Processing)
[Charred Hawthorn, Charred Asarum, Charred Malt]
(Processed products, with added hemostatic effect)
Technical Mapping: Optimized data processing procedures (such as accelerated compilation / preloading dependencies), enhancing performance on the basic functions through "processing" (even introducing new features).
- The Triangular System of Blood Tonification, Activation, and Dissolution
Dang Gui
(for blood tonification),Dan Shen
(for blood activation),Oxymyrtinus
(for blood dissolution)
Metaphorical Expression: The three types of operations in data flow processing are -
Dang Gui
: Resource replenishment (such as memory optimization/caching mechanism)Dan Shen
: Loop acceleration (such as concurrent processing/pipe-line optimization)Oxymyrtinus
: Redundancy elimination (such as elimination of useless dependencies/deletion of dead code)
- Original Source: Derived from the ancient prescription system of "Shennong's Herbal Classic"
- Technical Mapping:
- King Herb → Core Algorithm (such as the main logic with isolation of four languages environments)
- Duke Herb → Auxiliary Module (such as the auxiliary verification of hash)
- Assistant Herb → Compatibility Layer (such as the logic for multi-platform account adaptation)
- Helper Herb → Entry/Exit (such as the project startup script/export interface)
Natural Match: Binary tree (clear hierarchy), multi-branch tree (cooperation of multiple modules), etc. programming data structures.
- Red-Black Tree Extension: When adding popular medicinal materials (high-frequency modules) + cold-avoiding medicinal materials (low-frequency but crucial modules), the natural adaptation of the balancing and regulating characteristics of the red-black tree (such as dynamic priority scheduling) is achieved. ⚙️ Matching Logic (Compliance Check)
- The Seven Combinations of Traditional Chinese Medicine (from "Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica")
Technical Mapping: Object-oriented detection of medicinal material combinations (such as analysis of inter-module dependencies), ensuring functional synergy without conflicts.
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Synergistic (enhancing together), Mutual Aid (main and auxiliary cooperation), Fear (suppressing side effects)...
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Eighteen Contradictory Combinations
Technical Mapping: Object-oriented toxicity detection (such as violation of dependencies / incompatible library versions), avoiding "toxic combinations" (such as runtime crash risks) through compliance monitoring. ?? "Tech Geek's Health Wisdom": The thousand-year-old wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine's compatibility, perfectly matches the data structure design and system compliance testing in programming - using ancient wisdom to refine modern code!
?? Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine Decoction Pieces (Tech Geeks' Health Tips Edition) ?? Market Circulation Data (with Official Supplementary Materials from the Chinese Pharmacopoeia)
- Common Chinese Medicines (Highly Used in Daily Life)
- Number of Included Items: Approximately 200-300 types (Precise range: 299 core varieties)
- Typical Examples: Licorice, Astragalus, Angelica Sinensis, Poria cocos, Ligusticum chuanxiong, etc., which are basic tonic/adjusting medicinal materials, corresponding to the "Basic Tool Library" in the programming (such as data types/common algorithms).
- Cold Herbs (Rare but Unique)
- Number of Entries: Approximately 3,000 species (including local specialties/ethnic medicines)
- Typical Examples: Rehmannia glutinosa, Arctium lappa, Cordyceps sinensis (various varieties), Pangolin scales (prohibited), Areca catechu (strictly controlled), etc., corresponding to the "Rare Database/Special Algorithms" in the programming (such as edge computing/quantum programming support).
- Official inclusion in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia (authoritative standard) is expected to come into effect on October 1, 2025.
- Latest Version (2020 Edition Part One): Includes 616 types of Chinese medicinal materials + 4,567 types of Chinese herbal decoctions (including processed products).
- Core Coverage: Commonly used Chinese medicines (all 299 basic varieties are included) + Frequent safety varieties of rare medicinal materials (such as some ethnic medicines/locally used medicines);
- Strict Control: Toxic medicinal materials (such as arsenic and realgar), endangered species (such as tiger bones and rhinoceros horns) are clearly marked with contraindications and limits;
- Expanded Data: If all related standards (such as the Chinese Pharmacopoeia + the National Chinese Herbal Processing Specifications) are included, the actual available types of herbal decoctions exceed 5,000 (including different processing specifications), corresponding to the language ranking in the program and the continuous development and inclusion of new programming ecosystems. ?? Estimated Market Trends for Traditional Chinese Medicine Decoction Pieces
- The commonly used varieties closely match the actual situation (299 core varieties account for over 90% of daily prescriptions);
- The 3,000 types of rare medicinal materials are a reasonable estimate (including local/ethnic medicines, but note that approximately 10% of them are controlled or endangered species, and the actual available types are approximately 2,700-2,800);
- Hidden Easter Egg: Approximately 30% of the rare medicinal materials have clear pharmacological research support (such as Rehmannia glutinosa regulating immunity, Artemisia frigida relieving pain), but 60% or more are still at the traditional experience stage (corresponding to the programming "unverified cold and rare techniques"). ?? Metaphor of Tech Geeks' Health Care
"Common traditional Chinese medicines are like programming basic libraries, stable and reliable and used by everyone; rare medicinal herbs are like cutting-edge black technologies, niche but possibly containing disruptive solutions - and the Chinese Pharmacopoeia is the authoritative document of the technological world!" **
?? Epilogue Easter Egg: To every hero who ventured into "Lengxi Huishan Techno Geek Health Valley" When you reach this point, it means you have successfully passed through the "junkyard of poor-quality rambling accounts" and entered my "multilingual Chinese medical programming + hash anti-deletion geek health preservation paradise" - here there are no mindless copied tutorials, no theoretical nonsense divorced from practical application, and no tool-based soft-sell advertisements that pretend to be something they are not! ?? Community Message: This is not merely a project; it is also a journey of tech geeks pursuing a healthy lifestyle. To Little Hero: Don't be intimidated by those "Hello World reciters" and "tutorial copycats" in the community! Here, you will experience:
- The joy of "from zero to one": Four language environment isolation configuration (Java/Python/JS/Go), hash verification anti-deletion logic, skill tree and health poster design ideas... All explained with "geek health talk" (such as "pictures are the keys, deleting pictures is locking the door" "binary confusion to prevent script hackers"), allowing you to learn, laugh and grow along the way!
- "Avoiding Pitfalls Guide" with you: Cross-language conflicts? Confused about environment variables? Unclear about protection logic? The master (me) has already placed "pit avoidance signs" in the documentation. Follow them, and you'll avoid more pitfalls! To the Great Master Warrior: Haha, finally we have you, this "Code Nirvana Master"! My "Five-Strike Anti-Censorship Whip", "Multilingual Isolation Clean and Healthy Geek Wellness Method", and "Physical Isolation Anti-Cleaning System" might provide you with some new ideas (or be a topic for after-dinner conversation). If you find any security loopholes... Don't rush to laugh. First, submit an Issue. Let's work together to figure out how to make the script guy even more frustrated! ?? Inside Secrets: A Comprehensive Guide to Health and Wellness for the Flesh-and-Blood Technological Geeks
- "Story-based Learning": Starting from the original design concept of the "ERP Skill Tree Infographic", to the humorous Easter egg of the "Programmer's Health Secrets Poster", each technical point hides a development story;
- "Traditional Chinese Diagnosis-style Guidance": Optimize the code like an old doctor treating the body - isolation of four language environments (to solve "cross-language conflicts"), hash verification to prevent deletion (to prevent "accidental deletion/alteration"), hidden passwords for multi-platform accounts (to solve "traffic cleaning");
- "Hardcore Security Technology": SHA-256 hash + Base64 binary obfuscation encryption, dynamic image verification, comments and random obfuscation insertion... Not only does it teach you how to write code, but also how to protect the code;
- "Comical Conclusion": Finally, here is a piece of advice from the master of the guild:
"Code is like a sword, protection is like a shield; flowing water does not compete for the lead, geeks do not engage in internal competition!" **
May we all be able to become our own "tech heroes" in this open-source world that is overrun with low-quality content -
- Novices turning into masters, geniuses turning into legends,
- And me, continuing to be the "ERP veteran - Cold Xichu Huishan" who guards the project with the "Tiger Hill Skill Tree" and the "Herbalist Pot Health Care Poster"! (P.S. The key sections are locked? Check if your "poster key" is still there~ 🐯⛰️ If you still have any questions, feel free to come to Guzhong for a discussion at any time!)
🧘 Programmers' Health Care Experts' Conclusion: The body is the capital for revolution, while code is the tool for health care for geeks.
Dear code geeks and health enthusiasts (whether you are a "keyboard warrior" working the 996 schedule, or a "cyber monk" following the 007 lifestyle): After you finish reading this "Four-language Chinese Medicine Programming + Hash Anti-Corruption + Chinese Medicine Compatibility Logic" hardcore document, perhaps you have noticed - I secretly added the 'Health Preservation' herb into every line of code in the project!
Because what we are typing is not code, but "qi and blood"!
- The "liver blood deficiency" caused by prolonged screen staring requires the consumption of goji and chrysanthemum tea to sustain life;
- The "heart fire excess" resulting from repeated changes in requirements needs to be alleviated with porridge made of poria cocos and lotus seeds;
- The "spleen deficiency and dampness retention" caused by continuous overtime work must be treated with Sanxian (crushed hawthorn / yeast / barley) to aid digestion!
- "Code is the sword, body is the scabbard": Even the most advanced algorithms require a healthy body to be realized; even the most robust deletion prevention logic needs a clear mind to be maintained!
- "The Three Essentials for Health Care":
- The Red and Black Tree in the Teapot (Black tea + dried tangerine peel + jujube) - Regulates the spleen, stimulates appetite, and prevents indigestion;
- The Scratcher beside the Keyboard (Scraping the shoulders and neck, unblocking the meridians) - Relieves "mouse hand" and "keyboard shoulder";
- The Eye Protection Spell in Front of the Screen (The 20-20-20 rule: Look 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes) - Protect your "programmer's eyes"!
- "Combining Project with Health Preservation": In my project, there is a "Alchemy Furnace Poster" (full of health preservation buffs) and also a "Skill Tree Logic" (deep technical training) - because the true "tech master" is always "skilled in coding and in great health"! ?? Ultimate Blessing (With Geek Health Tips Hidden Inside)
"May your code-writing be inspired by the Tiger Mountain Skill Tree; When fixing bugs, be protected by the vitality of the health tea kettle; During version releases, maintain a steady rhythm like the Red and Black Tree; When retiring, enjoy the sunset glory like the Alchemy Furnace - After all, a programmer who can live to retirement is truly a 'Code Sage'!" **
(P.S. Try the "tomato method"! Every 60 minutes of concentrated programming, take a 10-minute break and stand up - look into the distance to relax the ciliary muscles, turn your neck to relax the trapezius muscles, and take a sip of water to give your lower back a rest. Your cervical and lumbar vertebrae are secretly giving you a thumbs-up! 🐯💻)
??️ List of the Author's Physical Enhancements: Unveiling the Health-Boosting Lifestyle of a Wild Programmer Geek (Exactly, this is the "miracle of reverse aging" that you have witnessed - a 38-year-old wild senior programmer who can code for 10-12 hours every day and still remain energetic and lively!)
Attribute | Value/Status | Geek Health Interpretation | Your Envy Index |
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Age | 38 years old (Senior Geek Health Practitioner) | The golden phase of "abundant qi and blood, stable meridians" | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Coding Stamina | 10 - 12 hours of pure coding per day | Equivalent to the "mana endurance of a Foundation Establishment cultivator" | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Eye Condition | 5.3 vision (Titanium-alloy level) | The peak of health with "abundant liver blood, bright eyes and clear mind" | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Hairline | Reverse growth (increasing hair volume) | The hidden buff of "vigorous kidney essence, consolidating foundation and nurturing vitality" | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
- "Code is like tea, health is like a stove"
- Take a 5-minute break every hour (fetching water/looking into the distance/neck exercises), a more flexible "micro-rest" rhythm than the Pomodoro Technique;
- Set the screen color temperature to 5000K (protects eyes from yellowish tint, does not cause eye strain), always have chrysanthemum and safflower tea beside the keyboard (cleanses the liver, sharpens vision, and prevents dryness).
- "Skill Tree Empowerment"
- Huiteda Mountain Skill Branch: Enhance multi-threading thinking (clear logic without lag) through "Multilingual Traditional Chinese Programming";
- Alchemy Furnace Talent Points: Perform daily massages using the scraping board/pharmaceutical hammer in "Health Preservation Posters" (facilitating shoulder and neck circulation and promoting blood and qi circulation).
- "Anti-Cabbage Method"
- Say no to unnecessary overtime! Code efficiency comes from the rigorous logic of the "Hash Verification Anti-Copy System" (less rework = saved energy);
- Do the "Simplified Version of Eight Exercises" before bed (focus on stretching the shoulders and back + warming up the Zunquan acupoint, which helps with sleep and nourishes the kidneys). ?? Geek Health Tips for Readers
"Age is just a number, but health is a necessity! You don't have to replicate my "38-year-old liver king" data, but you can steal my "titanium alloy eyes" secret - Look at something 6 meters away for 6 seconds every 60 minutes (simplified version of the 20-20-20 rule), and the time to drink a glass of water will give your eyes a break~ (P.S. Does your hairline grow back? That's the hidden effect of secretly using "Three Immortals" for digestion aid + "Fuling, Licorice, Chrysanthemum" to detoxify, nourish the liver and protect the liver!)
Automatically reminds of "short breaks" every hour $ while true; do sleep 3600; Say: "Friend, it's time to start performing the Qi circulation for one full cycle around the body." done
Eye-protection Color Temperature One-click Setting (Mac) $ defaults write com.apple.universalaccess grayscale -bool true
(Your programming buddy: ERP veteran - Cold Xichushan 🐯⛰️)
## ⚠️ Disclaimer & Important Notice
- 🌿 The names of the prescriptions and the dosages of the medicinal materials in this project are **an illustration of cross-border programming concepts** and should not be used as actual medical references!
- 🛣️ The outermost `/ad` directory cannot be deleted. Some cases use absolute path references.
- 🌐 It is recommended to uniformly use **UTF-8** as the script encoding, especially for Java JVM parameters.
- ⏰ Switching between multiple languages can easily cause cognitive load. It is recommended to take a break and adjust every 45 minutes.
- 🤖 It is recommended to use **IntelliJ IDEA** as the main IDE. The configuration details are provided in the previous text. ```
- All the encryption checks in this project are solely for educational purposes and file integrity protection
- It is strictly prohibited for any illegal use. The author does not bear any responsibility for its misuse
- The hash values are publicly verifiable and there are no hidden backdoors Special thanks to the support of the open-source community. The complete code repository can be viewed at this link (the link may be collapsed, please manually expand it). -
?? My Technical Content
- Blog: cnblogs.com
- Public Account: Search for "ERP Veteran - Leng Xichushan"
- Open Source Collaboration: Welcome to submit PRs/Issues to contribute to the project
- Paid Knowledge:
- For enterprise customized consulting, please contact via the GitHub email address.
📜 License Agreement (MIT)
MIT License © 2025 [ERP Veteran - Cold Xichuishan | "lengxitiger"]
The full agreement can be found in the LICENSE file.
Additional Notes:
1. This project is strictly prohibited from being used for commercial training or paid courses.
2. Traditional Chinese medical terms are merely technical metaphors and have no actual medical guidance significance. ```
- Open and sync other random branches
- Display contributors' "TCM-style titles" in README
Feature | Implementation | Technical Cost | Experience Boost |
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Branch Naming Alchemy | New branch names must follow "Compendium of Materia Medica" herb nomenclature (e.g., feature-cistanche-log-optimization / fix-notoginseng-api-timeout ). README note: "All branches here are premium herbs—use with caution!" |
Simple Git Hook script (detects herb-related keywords in branch names) | Community members trigger herb-based jokes. Example: When someone submits fix-ginseng-performance-bottleneck , reply in merge comment: "Ginseng boosts qi—this optimization is truly tonic!" |
Dynamic TCM Titles | Auto-assign humorous TCM-style titles based on contribution types (e.g., Bug fixes → "Evil-Expelling Fire Knight" 🧪 / New features → "Qi-Nourishing Master" / Comment-only → "Pulse-Diagnosing Herbalist") | GitHub Actions parses commit messages with regex rules (e.g., `fix | bug`) to match titles |
- Release high-performance Go/Java parser branches
- Auto-convert contributor IDs to "Herb Flower Names" (e.g., @angelica-Distributed)
Feature | Implementation | Technical Cost | Experience Boost |
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Performance with TCM Wisdom | Key code sections include humorous TCM comments (e.g., Go goroutine pool: "This pool balances cores like Minor Bupleurum Decoction—harmonizing without excess"; Java JIT: "Class loading is like Aconite reviving yang—slow but certain") | Add 1-2 fun comments in critical code paths (no functionality impact) | Developers spot TCM references in high-performance code—e.g., "So Go's goroutine scheduling is 'spleen qi regulation'? These docs are better than official guides!" |
Herb Flower ID Mapping | Maintain a herb_map.json (e.g., {"@user1": "Angelica", "@user2": "Astragalus"} ). GitHub Actions displays "Angelica-Distributed" in commits/issues (real Git author remains unchanged) |
GitHub Actions maps commit authors to herb names via JSON lookup | Community races to claim popular herbs (e.g., "Ginseng", "Ganoderma"). Issue threads feature self-intros like "I'm Rehmannia—specializing in memory leak fixes!" |
- Add C/C++ "Mystical Memory Management" branch
- Hide 《Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon》 (Huangdi Neijing) easter eggs in comments
Feature | Implementation | Technical Cost | Experience Boost |
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Memory Ops with TCM Metaphors | malloc wrapper: "This memory is kidney essence—don’t waste it"; free : "Releasing is like detox—stagnation breeds toxins". Hidden easter egg: After 10 allocations, log "Kidney Qi Warning!" |
Add fun comments + simple counter logic in C/C++ memory functions (no performance hit) | Devs laugh at memory jokes—e.g., "So everyday malloc is 'kidney tonic'? This code teaches health better than textbooks!" |
Huangdi Neijing Code Eggs | Insert classic quotes when triggers appear: if (error) → "Evil accumulates where qi is weak"; loop optimizations → "Flowing water never rots"; key algorithms → "Follow yin-yang harmony" |
Regex matches keywords (e.g., error /loop /algorithm ) to insert 1-line Neijing phrases |
Debuggers see ancient quotes and think "This dev is weird"... then subconsciously absorb health wisdom |
- Develop LLM branch
- Auto-generate "Five Elements Balance Report" on commits
Feature | Implementation | Technical Cost | Experience Boost |
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LLM with TCM Prompts | Default input suggests "Analyze code logic from 'Yin-Yang balance' perspective"; outputs include "This advice passed 'Five Elements Generation' check" | Add fixed prompt prefix in LLM WebUI/API layer (no core impact) | Users see suggestions like "Split this function per 'Monarch-Minister-Assistant-Envoy' principle..." and think "Weirdly logical!" |
Five Elements Commit Analysis | Map file types to elements (.go→Metal / .py→Wood / .java→Fire / .cpp→Water / .json→Earth ), generate harmony tips (e.g., "This commit mixes Wood (Python) and Earth (JSON)—Wood overpowers Earth. Add comments to balance!") |
5-line file extension → element config + 10-line Git Hook logic (non-blocking) | Devs see warnings like "Metal (Go) dominates—may harm Wood (Python). Check API compatibility!" and reluctantly review dependencies |
-
Star Milestones ≠ Delivery Timeline
(After all, even the finest herbs require "nine steams and nine sun-dries" to reach perfection) -
Advanced Features May Need "Secluded Cultivation"
(Some perks might take years of "meditative coding" to unlock) -
To Those Who Complain About Delays:
Please first recite the Preface to the Treatise on Cold Damage Disorders (《伤寒论》序言) —
then we'll talk about timelines.
🌟 Translation Note:
"九蒸九晒" (nine steams and nine sun-dries) → Traditional herb processing method symbolizing meticulous refinement.
"闭关修炼" (secluded cultivation) → Martial arts metaphor for focused long-term development.