Binary Protocol

A binary protocol is a set of rules that computers use to communicate using only two symbols: 0s and 1s, called bits. Instead of transmitting data as text or human-readable messages, the information is encoded directly in binary, which makes the exchange faster and more efficient. This protocol ensures that both sending and receiving computers interpret the data correctly, allowing complex information like images, videos, or commands to be exchanged seamlessly across networks or devices. In essence, it’s the language computers use behind the scenes to understand each other quickly and accurately.