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### Binary data

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| **_Description:_** | Describes a range of values from a starting value to an ending value, with an optional stride. |
| **_Annotation:_** | `range` |
| **_Literal Syntax:_** | `<start_value>..<end_value> or `<start_value>..<second_value>..<end_value>. E.g., `1..10`. |
| **_See also:_** | [Language Guide - Binary](/lang-guide/chapters/types/basic_types/binary.md) |
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| **_Description:_** | Represents binary data |
| **_Annotation:_** | `binary` |
| **_Literal Syntax:_** | `0x[ffffffff]` - hex-based binary representation |
| | `0o[1234567]` - octal-based binary representation |
| | `0b[10101010101]` - binary-based binary representation |
| **_See also:_** | [Language Guide - Binary](/lang-guide/chapters/types/basic_types/binary.md) |

Binary data, like the data from an image file, is a group of raw bytes.

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