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\title{Base64 - Vanilla JS}
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\begin{document}Base64 - Vanilla JS
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{\LARGE \textbf{\label{sec:title}Base64}}

Ein kleines JavaScript zur Demonstration von Base64 Encoding und Decoding.
Decoded:\label{sec:decoded}\label{sec:encode}\&gt;\label{sec:decode}\&lt;Encoded:\label{sec:encoded}
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{\small \textbf{HTML:}}

\href{https://www.gocher.me/code/base64.htm}{base64.htm}

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{\small \textbf{JavaScript:}}

\href{https://www.gocher.me/code/base64.js}{base64.js}
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