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This category contains a variety of useful articles about Base64, Base64URL, Base32, Z-Base32, Base32HEX, and other Base-related solutions. These articles contain detailed information and practical examples of how to use Base64 in various programming languages. It’s an excellent resource for anyone looking to learn about and develop Base encoding solutions. This category includes something for everyone, whether you’re a newbie just getting started with Base encoding or an experienced developer searching for advanced tips and tricks.
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What is Decimal or Base10 And How Does It Work?
In this article we will go through the most basic topics of Decimal (aka Base10): what is decimal, how it works and how to convert text to Base10 format.
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What is Octal or Base8 And How Does It Work?
In this article we will go through the most basic topics of Octal (aka Base8): what is octal, how it works and how to convert text to Base8 format.
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What is Binary or Base2 And How Does It Work?
This article explains the concept of Binary or Base2 and demonstrates how to convert text into binary using ASCII encoding.
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B64 File Extension: What Is It And How to Open?
In a nutshell, the B64 file extension denotes data encoded with the Base64 algorithm, which is a means for transforming digital data to text format. This encoding is often used for data transmission, resource embedding, and assuring cross-platform compatibility. It uses a 64-character set for representation and is widely used in applications such as data…
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Base64 Encoding & Decoding in PowerShell
Learn how to use PowerShell’s built-in cmdlets, ConvertTo-Base64 and ConvertFrom-Base64, to seamlessly encode and decode data, and how to apply these approaches to files for fast Base64-encoded content processing.
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Base64 Encoding & Decoding in CMD
Unlock the potential of Base64 encoding in Windows CMD with certutil. Transform binary data to text seamlessly. Your guide to efficient data handling.
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Base64 Encoding And Decoding in Bash on Linux & macOS
This article delves into Base64, Shell, and Bash. It defines Base64, how it works, and how it can be used as a binary-to-text encoding method. In addition, the article defines a shell as a command-line interface application and examines Bash, a prominent Unix-like shell. It explains and provides examples of how to use the base64…
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Base64 Encoding and Decoding in ReactJS & Node.js
In this article, we’ll look at Base64 encoding and decoding in the context of ReactJS. We look at techniques like btoa() and atob(), as well as the Buffer class.
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Base64 Encoding and Decoding in Angular: How to Convert Files and PDFs
This article delves into the mechanics of Base64 within the context of Angular applications.