Keep in mind there is usually a max length on a text box that you might have to manually overcome (make it multi-line / increase the max length, etc. You have all the parts, all you need to do is loop through the byte array and convert each number to binary representation.From Hex :: Danger zone! From Base64 :: Danger zone! From Binary :: Danger zone!
When we run the above code, we get the following page output: Original :: Danger zone! Hex :: 44616e676572207a6f6e6521 Base64 :: RGFuZ2VyIHpvbmUh Binary :: [B12. We can call this table our binary alphabet.
For this, we need a table to look up the mappings. We can skip step 4 and directly map the binary value to its ASCII symbol. Let's say, that for some reason you convert binary to text on paper. In that case you will need the RGB values if your photo editing software does not support hex values.
