Base32
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Base32 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that represents binary data as a sequence of 32 characters (letters and numbers).
Base32 encoding works by dividing the binary data into 5-bit blocks and then representing each block as a character in a predefined set of 32 characters.
The symbol "=" is used as padding.
This results in a representation that is more compact than the original binary data, making it easier to store or transmit.
| 00000 | 0 | A |
|---|---|---|
00001
1
B
00010
2
C
00011
3
D
00100
4
E
00101
5
F
00110
6
G
00111
7
H
01000
8
I
01001
9
J
01010
10
K
01011
11
L
01100
12
M
01101
13
N
01110
14
O
01111
15
P
10000
16
Q
10001
17
R
10010
18
S
10011
19
T
10100
20
U
10101
21
V
10110
22
W
10111
23
X
11000
24
Y
11001
25
Z
11010
26
2
11011
27
3
11100
28
4
11101
29
5
11110
30
6
11111
31
7