Hi Unicode Experts,
Suppose base64 encoding is applied to m to yield base64 text t.
Next, suppose base64 encoding is applied to m' to yield base64 text t'.
If m is not equal to m', then t will not equal t'.
In other words, given different inputs, base64 encoding always yields different base64 texts.
True or false?
How about the opposite direction: If m is base64 encoded to yield t and then t is base64 decoded to yield n, will it always be the case that m equals n?
/Roger
Received on Fri Oct 12 2018 - 05:55:29 CDT
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