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now letamp;#39;s go ahead and demonstrate what we have learned by actually executing some commands what you see on the screen is the Linux command line thatamp;#39;s where I will do all of the demonstrations I have Windows subsystem for Linux WSL installed on my windows 10. quite handy letamp;#39;s start with the base64 encoding by using the command base 64. letamp;#39;s see how so the first thing I would see is base64 if I need any help itamp;#39;s just simply base64 Dash Dasher you know so this gives me all of the options so letamp;#39;s assume that you have a line now this is a line and I want to actually base64 on code letamp;#39;s see what I do and pipe it to base64. thatamp;#39;s it I got a base64 output now I use the dash n option so that the end of line is not used for base64 encoding otherwise the end of line will also be taken into consideration now if I want to do base64 decoding I do the exact reverse with the option of Dash D and then again pipe it to base64 with t
