Base64 is a way of representing binary data using only 64 printable ASCII characters. It takes three bytes of input (24 bits) and encodes them as four characters (6 bits each), so the output is always ...
These are examples of item-level descriptions, illustrating how encoding works with and without the use of CDATA (a feature of XML 1.0). Each example consists of two lines, the first is an example ...
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