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base64 probably is the most popular encoding out there because it is used extensively on web as well as on non-web platforms mostly i mean in the most popular use cases to actually convert binary data into something which can be transferred as a string so you would have seen occurrences of where you would find an image which is like a real image but presented to you as a string and that is like perfectly possible with an encoding known as base64. in this video i want to talk a little bit about why this is important how this bit works a little bit as well and what you should be knowing as a developer about base64 encoding if youamp;#39;re new here make sure you leave a like subscribe to the channel and hit the bell icon this is free of cost and helps the channel grow if we talk about javascript you will see that base64 encoding is default supported in the browsers with a to b and b2a methods which can help you decode and encode into base64 but how does that really work well you see tha