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foreign [Applause] how are you I hope youamp;#39;re all good in todayamp;#39;s video rochelles will explain you how Basics before encoding algorithm works are you ready letamp;#39;s go you might have heard about Basics before but what exactly is base64 to keep it simple it is an encoding technique you can think at it like a sort of translation what is basic D4 used for well there are various things for each base64 is used among them finding safely encoding image or media data attaching files when sending emails or saving binary files to databases when blob is not available text encoding in base64 can be reversed or translated back while hash is not reversible base64 is named like this because it has an alphabet consisting of 64 characters 26 letters the common ones you know from English alphabet both in uppercase and lowercase that makes 52 so far at the 10 digits and plus and slash special characters and you get to 64. well actually there is an extra charact
