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I was wondering a bit about the result from the getByteData function. The "hand code" section result differs slightly from the final output. It seems to be either the length bits or the first character that differs, IIUC.
"hand code": 65, 118, 135, 71, 71 ...
getByteData: 65, 166, 135, 71, 71 ...
Maybe I missed some difference. I get 65, 118 ... so I hope that's correct :)
type error in the last code block
Uint8Array(26) -> Uint8Array(28)
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Nice article and thanks for sharing with the community
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i didn't get the encoding. :(
h = 104 why make 65 ? why we don't cenvert [104 116 116 112 115 58 47 47 119 119 119 46 113 114 99 111 100 101
46 99 111 109 47] this array into binary..? :/