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18 18  * Encoding (and decoding) of base64 strings take up additional memory (up to 33%)
19 19  * Separate integration for the base64 strings apart from metadata is advisable
20 20  * The component in eMagiz needs a base64 encoded string as input
21 -* Multiple times encoding and encoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
21 +* Multiple times encoding and decoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
22 22  
23 23  == 3. Base64 encoding ==
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29 29  * Encoding (and decoding) of base64 strings take up additional memory (up to 33%)
30 30  * Separate integration for the base64 strings apart from metadata is advisable
31 31  * The component in eMagiz needs a base64 encoded string as input
32 -* Multiple times encoding and encoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
32 +* Multiple times encoding and decoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
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34 -The Base64 encode algorithm converts the original string into a base64 encoded string. Technically, it can be said that it converts eight-bit bytes into six-bit bytes. So when you have a string of ABC, you could manually convert this to an encoded format. You can find an excellent explanation of how it works [here](https://base64.guru/learn/base64-algorithm/encode). Luckily for us, eMagiz will do all the heavy lifting, and we do not have to take out pen and paper.
34 +The Base64 encode algorithm converts the original string into a base64 encoded string. Technically, it can be said that it converts eight-bit bytes into six-bit bytes. So when you have a string of ABC, you could manually convert this to an encoded format. You can find an excellent explanation of how it works [[here>>https://base64.guru/learn/base64-algorithm/encode||target="blank"]]. Luckily for us, eMagiz will do all the heavy lifting, and we do not have to take out pen and paper.
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36 36  In the remainder of this microlearning, we will look at how you could implement this logic within the eMagiz tooling.
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61 61  * Encoding (and decoding) of base64 strings take up additional memory (up to 33%)
62 62  * Separate integration for the base64 strings apart from metadata is advisable
63 63  * The component in eMagiz needs a base64 encoded string as input
64 -* Multiple times encoding and encoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
64 +* Multiple times encoding and decoding in the same integration is **not** advisable
65 65  
66 66  == 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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68 68  If you are interested in this topic and want more information, please read the help text provided by eMagiz and the following links:
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70 -* https://base64.guru/learn/base64-algorithm/encode
71 -* https://www.base64encode.org/
70 +* [[Encode Algorithm>>https://base64.guru/learn/base64-algorithm/encode||target="blank"]]
71 +* [[Base64 Encoding Online>>https://www.base64encode.org/||target="blank"]]
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73 73  == 7. Silent demonstration video ==
74 74