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Text-to-binary translators

You probably already know this, but if you don't, a text-to-binary translator is a software program that is able to convert between text (usually just ASCII) and binary code.

What is binary code? Binary code is basically a low-level way of representing various types of information (be it texts, sounds, or images, as well as other types). Binary code output consists of a series of ones and zeros strung together in various unique arrangements to represent information.

Binary code is most often used by computer programs which take as their input binary code and then process that code to accomplish a certain task. Binary code is also used as a novelty way for encoding messages (of which the most basic can be easily decoded) by computer users. Write the message in English, pass it through a text-to-binary translator and out comes the binary code. The recipient then takes the binary code, passes it through the translator and out comes the original text.

I've found a couple text-to-binary translators online and the links are posted below.

Nickciske.com (online)


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