binaryprefixed
binaryprefixed is a term that describes a naming convention or data format where binary data is preceded by a fixed-size header that specifies the size or length of the binary data that follows. This prefix allows a program to easily determine how much data to read and process without needing to know the exact structure of the binary payload beforehand.
The header typically consists of a small, fixed number of bytes, often one, two, four, or eight
This approach is common in various communication protocols and file formats, especially when dealing with variable-sized