Python string encode() is an inbuilt method that is used to convert unicodes of that string to any encodings that are supported by python. With the help of strings encode() method, we can Encoding is also essential as it holds the key in case of security. So to store different data in databases, it has become a need to use an encoding. For example, passwords are strings and to encode that in python, we use the encode() function. Okay, but what is encoding? Let’s find output.

What is Encoding

First, we need to understand what is encoding. So to start within python, the strings are stored in the form of Unicode, and for increasing the efficiency of storage of the strings, these unicodes are converted in a set of bytes. This complete process is known as encoding. There are different encoding schemes defined in the language such as utf-8, ascii, ibm039, etc.

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