Decode a Base64-encoded string:

Decode a byte array using the Ascii85 encoding:

Encode the bytes 1 through 12:

The bytes can be recovered using BaseDecode:

Convert hexadecimal pairs to byte values:

View the individual bytes:

Characters outside the valid alphabet are automatically dropped:

The "Base16" format uses two characters for each byte value:

"Base64" encodes up to three bytes in each block of four characters:

Input must be properly padded to a multiple of four:

"Base85ASCII" can encode four bytes in a block of five characters:

Unlike other formats, padding is not required to yield a complete block:

The character "z" is special and denotes four consecutive zeros:

BaseEncode is the inverse of BaseDecode:

BaseEncode decodes a Base64-encoded string to binary data:

The import format "Base64" decodes a Base64 string and converts the resulting bytes to a string:

Achieve the same result with BaseDecode and ByteArrayToString:

BaseDecode converts the "Base64Encoding" format of Hash to its "ByteArray" format:

ByteArray uses Base64 encoding of its data in InputForm:

Base64 inputs must be properly padded to the correct length: