bytesequence
nounUK /ˈbaɪt ˌsiː.kwəns/
US /ˈbaɪt ˌsiː.kwəns/
A byte sequence is a line of bytes, which are tiny pieces of computer data, put together in order.
The program reads the byte sequence from the file and turns it into a picture.
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2. In programming, a contiguous block of bytes stored in memory that code can read or modify.
The function copies the byte sequence into a new buffer before editing it.
3. A series of bytes used to represent text or media according to a character encoding.
The UTF-8 byte sequence for the letter 'é' is two bytes long.
4. A raw stream of bytes sent over a network or stored on disk without interpretation.
The server received a byte sequence that it decoded as a compressed image.