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|  (move join the ByteString constructor, remove toString(charset)) |  (remove + operator and valueOf (the first not being implementable and the second being ununderstood)) | ||
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| ; substring(first) | ; substring(first) | ||
| ; substring(first, last) | ; substring(first, last) | ||
| ; The immutable [] operator returning ByteStrings | ; The immutable [] operator returning ByteStrings | ||
| ; toSource() which would return "ByteString([])" for a null byte string | ; toSource() which would return "ByteString([])" for a null byte string | ||
| ByteString does not implement toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() since they are not meaningful without the context of a charset. | ByteString does not implement toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() since they are not meaningful without the context of a charset. | ||
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| ; splice() | ; splice() | ||
| ; toSource() returns a string like "ByteArray([])" for a null byte-array. | ; toSource() returns a string like "ByteArray([])" for a null byte-array. | ||
| ; The mutable [] operator for numbers | ; The mutable [] operator for numbers | ||
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