Rye (format)

Rye (format) is a method of encoding data for efficient storage or transmission, often used in computer programming and data processing. It organizes information into structured tokens, typically separated by specific delimiters, making it easier to parse and interpret. Think of it as a systematic way to package data—like labels on boxes—that clarifies what each piece of information represents. This format enhances readability for machines and simplifies data handling, especially when dealing with complex or nested information, ensuring accurate and efficient communication between different systems or components.