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This solution fails for the null-infested (qq{\000\000\000}, qq{\000\000}, qq{\000}) list of strings

And what you got from the OPs sample data is that his data is infested with nulls?

but GrandFather assumes nulls will not be present in any strings

And mine doesn't?

Oh. I see. He states that he's assuming it rather than leaving the bloody obvious to be bloody obvious. (Whatever did I do to rattle your cage recently?)

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Re^4: An efficient way to gather a common portion of several strings' beginnings
by AnomalousMonk (Archbishop) on Nov 15, 2015 at 21:50 UTC
    ... the bloody obvious ...

    At certain seasons and in certain weathers, the throbbing of the pieces of shrapnel still lodged in my feet from the unspoken assumptions, corner cases and such like of projects past leads me obsessively to ponder the bloody obvious.

    Whatever did I do to rattle your cage recently?

    What you did was to post an interesting ++reply to an engaging question. I did not mean to offer offense; I apologize if I did so.

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