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| * Strings with more than 8 characters cause the output to be 0. | * Strings with more than 8 characters cause the output to be 0. | ||
| * Padding is ignored; parsing proceeds until the first non-$art[Base64] character is found. | * Padding is ignored; parsing proceeds until the first non-$art[Base64] character is found. | ||
| - | * The implementation converts from $art[Base64] to a string of bytes, and appends a null byte at the end. If the result has less than four bytes, garbage bytes from whatever the server's memory had in these places will result. | + | * The implementation converts from $art[Base64] to a string of bytes, and appends a null byte at the end. If the result has less than four bytes, garbage bytes will result. |
| - | * The bytes in the binary form of the $art[Base64] string are always interpreted in big endian order (most-significant byte first). Extra nonzero trailing bits in the last $art[Base64] digit are accepted and ignored. Incomplete bytes are not output, e.g. a string with one single character acts as an empty string. | + | * The bytes in the binary form of the $art[Base64] string are always interpreted in big endian order (most-significant byte first). Extra non-zero trailing bits in the last $art[Base64] digit are accepted and ignored. Incomplete bytes are not output, e.g. a string with one single character acts as an empty string. |
| ===== Short examples ===== | ===== Short examples ===== | ||