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Decimal (base 10), binary (base 2), and hexadecimal (base 16) are positional numeral systems that use symbols to represent numbers. Base 64 also utilizes a set of 64 symbols, but it's primarily for encoding binary data rather than arithmetic. The standard Base 64 character set includes uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, a plus sign, and a forward slash. Base 64 encoding converts binary data, often containing non-printable characters, into ASCII text format, making it suitable for transmission in text streams or XML documents. Typically, it processes input by taking three characters at a time and converting them accordingly.
