Debug generally limits the length of Debug output in order to prevent the IDE from freezing due to excessive output content. Some IDEs will not output if the length exceeds the length, while others will truncate the portion exceeding the length. The data on your side exceeds the Debug output length limit of 391396 bytes, so Debug reports an error that it is too long and cannot be printed to the IDE.
In addition, after yoursplit()becomes alist, the printed text is['0:13', ..., ... ]. Due to the extra commas and quotation marks, it will be better than the original Data length
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Debug generally limits the length of Debug output in order to prevent the IDE from freezing due to excessive output content.
Some IDEs will not output if the length exceeds the length, while others will truncate the portion exceeding the length.
The data on your side exceeds the Debug output length limit of 391396 bytes, so Debug reports an error that it is too long and cannot be printed to the IDE.
In addition, after your
split()becomes alist, the printed text is['0:13', ..., ... ]. Due to the extra commas and quotation marks, it will be better than the original Data length