bytebinary
Bytebinary is a term used informally to describe binary data represented and manipulated at the level of bytes in computing. It refers to sequences of bytes that constitute stored or transmitted data, as opposed to higher-level abstractions such as bitfields or character encodings.
A byte is typically eight bits. In most modern computers, a byte is the smallest addressable unit
Endianness affects how multi-byte values are arranged. In little-endian systems, the least significant byte comes first;
Bytebinary data can be represented in several forms. Raw binary displays show a string of 0s and
Common operations on bytebinary data include bitwise masking, shifting, and other bit-level manipulations. Converting between binary
Data sizes are measured in bytes and their multiples. The relationship between decimal prefixes (kilobyte, megabyte)