The ASCII encoding of binary data is called______________________?

Correct answer: A. base 64 encoding

  • A. base 64 encoding
  • B. base 32 encoding
  • C. base 16 encoding
  • D. base 8 encoding

Explanation

Base64 represents binary data using a set of 64 ASCII characters, making the data suitable for text-based systems. Base32, hexadecimal (base16), and octal (base8) use different alphabets and are not the standard answer here.

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