How binary encoding works
Each byte of input is written as 8 binary digits (00000000–11111111), separated by a space by default.
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Each byte of input is written as 8 binary digits (00000000–11111111), separated by a space by default.
Decoding strips all whitespace before reading bit groups, so spaces, tabs, and line breaks between bytes are all accepted.
The bit count must be a multiple of 8 to decode; a stray or missing digit is reported with its exact position.