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At its core, binary code is the fundamental language of computers, a series of 0s and 1s that represent data and instructions. However, when we attempt to interpret binary data as text directly, we often encounter a challenge. The raw binary data, if not interpreted with the correct character encoding, can appear as gibberish or even cause errors. This is because each character in a text document is represented by a specific binary pattern according to a character encoding standard like ASCII or UTF-8. Viewing a file not in its intended format - for instance, trying to read a JPEG image file as text - will result in a meaningless sequence of characters because the binary patterns do not correspond to valid characters in the chosen encoding.
