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What is Binary vs. Text File Formats Explained about?

Files on a computer are categorized into binary and text files, with binary files being non-human-readable and designed for software processing, while text files are human-readable and can be encoded in formats like ASCII or UTF-8. ASCII files use a 7-bit encoding for 128 characters, while UTF-8 can represent a broader range of characters using 1 to 4 bytes. Both file types are ultimately stored in binary format, but their interpretation and usage differ significantly.

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