To run the code use the function longest_subsequence in main.py. longest_subsequence takes in a list of fileNames (ie. ["sample.1", "sample.2"]) as its only parameter. longest_subsequence will return the length of the longest common byte string and a dictionary that contains the fileName and offset from where the longest common byte string occurred. If you want, you can use the files in hard/... and medium/... as additional test cases.

Example: python -c 'from main import *; print(longest_subsequence(["sample.3", "sample.2", "sample.4", "sample.5", "sample.6", "sample.7", "sample.8", "sample.9", "sample.10", "sample.1"]))' or python -c 'from main import *; print(longest_subsequence(["hard/" + str(x) + ".bin" for x in range(14)]))'