Base64EncodeDecode

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I have created this simple page to convert plain text into base64encoded and the vice versa

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  1. Kamal GautamMay 30, 2023 at 12:35 PM

    I have searched and read about base64, but always I find how base 64 encoding works, I know how it works but can you please elaborate what problem does base 64 encoding solves.

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  2. Kumar GauravSeptember 13, 2023 at 1:33 PM

    Thanks for posting your query.
    Base64 encoding basically solves the problem of representing binary data as text, making it compatible with text-based systems, ensuring data integrity, character set compatibility, and safety for transmission in contexts like email, URLs, and filenames where binary data can cause issues. We also use base64 encoding to perform basic text obfuscation while sending the data over the network.
    Hope this clarifies.

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