Best EvoMaster code snippet using com.thrift.example.real.thrift.test.StructB.read
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1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(protocol);3StructB structB = new StructB();4structB.write(protocol);5StructA structA = new StructA();6structA.read(protocol);7StructA structA = new StructA();8structA.write(protocol);9StructA structA = new StructA();10structA.read(protocol);11StructA structA = new StructA();12structA.write(protocol);13StructB structB = new StructB();14structB.read(protocol);15StructB structB = new StructB();16structB.write(protocol);17StructB structB = new StructB();18structB.read(protocol);19StructB structB = new StructB();20structB.write(protocol);21StructA structA = new StructA();22structA.read(protocol);23StructA structA = new StructA();24structA.write(protocol);25StructA structA = new StructA();26structA.read(protocol);27StructA structA = new StructA();28structA.write(protocol);29StructB structB = new StructB();30structB.read(protocol);
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Using AI Code Generation
1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(protocol);3StructB structB = new StructB();4structB.write(protocol);5StructB structB = new StructB();6structB.read(protocol);7StructB structB = new StructB();8structB.write(protocol);9StructB structB = new StructB();10structB.read(protocol);11StructB structB = new StructB();12structB.write(protocol);13StructB structB = new StructB();14structB.read(protocol);15StructB structB = new StructB();16structB.write(protocol);17StructB structB = new StructB();18structB.read(protocol);19StructB structB = new StructB();20structB.write(protocol);21StructB structB = new StructB();22structB.read(protocol);23StructB structB = new StructB();24structB.write(protocol);25StructB structB = new StructB();26structB.read(protocol);27StructB structB = new StructB();28structB.write(protocol);29StructB structB = new StructB();30structB.read(protocol);
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Using AI Code Generation
1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(protocol);3StructB structB = new StructB();4structB.write(protocol);5StructA structA = new StructA();6structA.read(protocol);7StructA structA = new StructA();8structA.write(protocol);9StructC structC = new StructC();10structC.read(protocol);11StructC structC = new StructC();12structC.write(protocol);13StructD structD = new StructD();14structD.read(protocol);15StructD structD = new StructD();16structD.write(protocol);17StructE structE = new StructE();18structE.read(protocol);19StructE structE = new StructE();20structE.write(protocol);21StructF structF = new StructF();22structF.read(protocol);23StructF structF = new StructF();24structF.write(protocol);25StructG structG = new StructG();26structG.read(protocol);27StructG structG = new StructG();28structG.write(protocol);29StructH structH = new StructH();30structH.read(protocol);
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1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(protocol);3StructA structA = new StructA();4structA.read(protocol);5StructC structC = new StructC();6structC.read(protocol);7StructD structD = new StructD();8structD.read(protocol);9StructE structE = new StructE();10structE.read(protocol);11StructF structF = new StructF();12structF.read(protocol);13StructG structG = new StructG();14structG.read(protocol);15StructH structH = new StructH();16structH.read(protocol);17StructI structI = new StructI();18structI.read(protocol);19StructJ structJ = new StructJ();20structJ.read(protocol);21StructK structK = new StructK();22structK.read(protocol);23StructL structL = new StructL();24structL.read(protocol);25StructM structM = new StructM();26structM.read(protocol);27StructN structN = new StructN();28structN.read(protocol);29StructO structO = new StructO();30structO.read(protocol);
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1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(protocol);3System.out.println(structB);4StructB structB = new StructB();5structB.write(protocol);6StructA structA = new StructA();7structA.read(protocol);8System.out.println(structA);9StructA structA = new StructA();10structA.write(protocol);11StructC structC = new StructC();12structC.read(protocol);13System.out.println(structC);14StructC structC = new StructC();15structC.write(protocol);16StructD structD = new StructD();17structD.read(protocol);18System.out.println(structD);19StructD structD = new StructD();20structD.write(protocol);21StructE structE = new StructE();22structE.read(protocol);23System.out.println(structE);24StructE structE = new StructE();25structE.write(protocol);26StructF structF = new StructF();27structF.read(protocol);28System.out.println(structF);29StructF structF = new StructF();30structF.write(protocol);31StructG structG = new StructG();32structG.read(protocol);33System.out.println(structG);34StructG structG = new StructG();35structG.write(protocol);
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Using AI Code Generation
1StructB structB = new StructB();2structB.read(input);3StructB structB = new StructB();4structB.write(output);5StructA structA = new StructA();6structA.read(input);7StructA structA = new StructA();8structA.write(output);9StructC structC = new StructC();10structC.read(input);11StructC structC = new StructC();12structC.write(output);13StructD structD = new StructD();14structD.read(input);15StructD structD = new StructD();16structD.write(output);17StructE structE = new StructE();18structE.read(input);19StructE structE = new StructE();20structE.write(output);21StructF structF = new StructF();22structF.read(input);23StructF structF = new StructF();24structF.write(output);25StructG structG = new StructG();26structG.read(input);27StructG structG = new StructG();28structG.write(output);29StructH structH = new StructH();30structH.read(input);
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