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Binary-to-text encoding

A binary-to-text encoding is a data encoding scheme that represents binary data as plain text. Generally, the binary data consists of a sequence of arbitrary 8-bit byte (a.k.a. octet) values and the text is restricted to the printable character codes of commonly-used character encodings such as ASCII. In general, arbitrary binary data contains values…

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Binary-to-text encoding

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples40
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Binary-to-text encoding

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related to Encoding plain text · 16
Binary-to-text encoding → ASCII, ASP, Binary-to-text, By, For, From, HTTP POST, NET, Other, RFC, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, Some, Still, The, This, ViewState
related to Transmitting binary data as text · 10
Binary-to-text encoding → ASCII, CR, English, For, NNTP, Often, The, The ASCII, Thus, With
related to Examples · 7
Binary-to-text encoding → BOO, BTOA, For, JavaScript, Some, The, USR
is a · 1
Binary-to-text encoding → data encoding scheme that represents binary data as plain text

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encoding data text binary binary-to-text ascii values characters character printable sequence arbitrary software use encodings uses base64 bits 8-bit codes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Binary-to-text encodingis adata encoding scheme that represents binary data as plain text0.90text
ASCIIinstance ofvalues and the text is restricted to the printable character codes of commonly-used character encodings0.80text
transmitinstance ofbut it can perform useful operations on the data0.80text
store.PGP documentationinstance ofbut it can perform useful operations on the data0.80text
percent-encodinginstance ofBase16 and hexadecimal are indistinguishable in practice even though they differ conceptually.Escape encodings0.80text
quoted-printable also allow for representing arbitrary binary data as textinstance ofBase16 and hexadecimal are indistinguishable in practice even though they differ conceptually.Escape encodings0.80text
but in a significantly different wayinstance ofBase16 and hexadecimal are indistinguishable in practice even though they differ conceptually.Escape encodings0.80text
Binary-to-text encodingrelated to Encoding plain textBinary-to-text0.60section
Binary-to-text encodingrelated to Encoding plain textSome0.60section
Binary-to-text encodingrelated to Encoding plain textASCII0.60section
Binary-to-text encodingrelated to Encoding plain textOther0.60section
Binary-to-text encodingrelated to Encoding plain textSimple Mail Transfer Protocol0.60section

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