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hi everyone and welcome into this new video in this video I will show how to implement a b 64 encoder in C this is going to be a continuation of a previous video in which I discussed about B 64 encoding so what weamp;#39;re going to do today instead is to implement an encoder in C A Bas 64 encoder so at the end of the video we will have written this C file so we have a bunch of libraries we have the main functions to encode and decode in B 64 here are the implementation of the functions that we will see and here we have a simple main that wraps over those functions for user interaction so at the end of the day we have a make file we going do make all and itamp;#39;s going to compile notice that the library used are the math library and the readline library so we can do B 64 and here we can say like hello word and here is the B 64 encoded version of the string hello word we can also WR anything please subscribe and here we have the big 64 of that specific text so if you want to cancel
