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Add example script showing use of Hyperloglog commands.

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Add an example script that shows the use of the PFADD and PFCOUNT and optionally PFMERGE commands (see Redis Hyperloglog Commands.

Make sure to use a real world example of the need to approximately count something, for example cars passing by a traffic monitoring camera perhaps. Check out our Hyperloglog video for examples.

Name your file hyperloglog.js. Pay attention to the guidelines for adding an example to ensure that your contribution can be merged.

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ade1705commented, Oct 10, 2022

@SuzeShardlow I have created a PR for it. Please have a look here

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ade1705commented, Oct 10, 2022

@SuzeShardlow almost done. Apologies for the delay

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