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decode the string to vs decode the string into

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Decode the string to' is used when referring to the process of decoding a string to a specific format or type. On the other hand, 'Decode the string into' is used when indicating the result or destination format of the decoding process.

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decode the string to

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the process of decoding a string to a specific format or type.

This phrase is used when talking about the action of decoding a string to a particular format or type. It indicates the target of the decoding process.

Examples:

  • Decode the string to ASCII format.
  • The program will decode the string to binary.
  • You need to decode the string to UTF-8 encoding.
  • ... need to use, and transform it to the equivalent utf-8 sequence, then use the built - in unescape function to decode the string to its proper form.
  • @ladyfafa, I don't know what to tell you. You were given a piece of data that was encoded in base64, and you know how to decode the string to ...
  • When you decode the string to unicode with someString.decode('cp1255') , you have an abstract representation of some Hebrew text in ...
  • You'd BASE64 decode the string to bytes, then convert the bytes back to a bitmap . – Brian Roach Jan 23 '14 at 0:08 ...

Alternatives:

  • convert the string to
  • translate the string to
  • transform the string to
  • interpret the string as
  • render the string as

decode the string into

This phrase is correct and commonly used when indicating the result or destination format of the decoding process.

This phrase is used to specify the format or type into which the string is being decoded. It highlights the outcome of the decoding operation.

Examples:

  • Decode the string into a JSON object.
  • The function will decode the string into hexadecimal representation.
  • You can decode the string into a URL.
  • In 4.1.2 session_decode() didn't care whether the session was started, and would just decode the string into the _SESSION array. In my 4.3.3 install, ...
  • Ready? Ok... use MIME::Words qw(:all); ### Decode the string into another string , forgetting the charsets: $decoded = decode_mimewords( 'To: =?ISO-8859-1?
  • use MIME::EncWords qw(:all); ### Decode the string into another string, forgetting the charsets: $decoded = decode_mimewords( 'To: =?ISO-8859-1?
  • I have a base64 encoded string S="aGVsbG8=", now i want to decode the string into ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32, CP-1256, ISO-8659-1, ...

Alternatives:

  • convert the string into
  • translate the string into
  • transform the string into
  • interpret the string as
  • render the string as

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