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/*
* Sample code to test what happens when a debugger sets a breakpoint.
*
* Written for #WeekendDevPuzzle dated 2022-01-15
* https://twitter.com/amodm/status/1482206401103818756
*
* Steps to execute this:
*   # compile program
*     gcc -o testdebugcrash testdebugcrash.c
*   # run program

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Download the data from https://www.kaggle.com/cityofLA/los-angeles-traffic-collision-data/downloads/traffic-collision-data-from-2010-to-present.csv/24

Write a program to read the above data into memory in two formats:
    1. Object oriented - for every record
    2. Columnar format - a separate array for every attribute

Once the data set has been read into memory, the program should ask for a zip code. 

After getting that input, the program should output the number of collisions that happened in that zipcode two times (along with time taken to process):
    1. Using the object oriented in-memory store

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