BinaryFormate
BinaryFormate is a conceptual term that refers to any system or protocol designed for the representation and transmission of data in binary format. Unlike text-based formats that use human-readable characters, binary formats store information as sequences of bits, which are the fundamental units of data in computing. This approach often leads to more compact data sizes and faster processing speeds, as it avoids the overhead associated with character encoding and interpretation.
The specifics of a binary format are defined by its structure, which dictates how bits are grouped
The advantages of using binary formats include efficiency in storage and transmission, reduced bandwidth requirements, and