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hey there nick dudakis here in this video weamp;#39;re going to go over the implications of piping the output of echo into base64 in case you wanted to encode and decode values on the command line so the takeaway spoiler alert here is that the echo command is actually going to add a trailing new line to the end of your string which could be confusing or misleading especially based on the output that we see here if your other program that you might be taking this into expects there not to be a new line at the end so letamp;#39;s go over some examples here and weamp;#39;ll just see how it works so if you run the echo command here that is just going to echo hello world but you can pipe this into base64 and this is going to give us a base64 encoded string of hello world this is not encryption or hashing basically itamp;#39;s just a way to take a string and base64 encode it and you get something like this back it could be really useful especially if you have you know a really long strin
