Read/Write 2d numeric array or string array into bin file

Can anyone pls help me to resolve this problem
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You are still using the wrong format.
Whatever you are doing has nothing to do with a binary file.
You are still using way too much duplicate code.
All you probably need is read/write from spreadsheet file, no need to reinvent the wheel.
Your code will fail if the numbers contain decimal digits (since your array is DBL, it could! If your array only contains integers, you are using the wrong numeric representation).
You string code will fail if the array elements contains tabs, for example.
You still don't need a sequence structure.
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