Base32 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that represents binary data as a sequence of 32 characters (letters and numbers).
How it works
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.