Elements of File Formats
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Latest revision as of 23:25, 11 November 2025
This section is for
- Common formats that make up only a small part of a file
- Ancillary knowledge that may be needed to help decode file formats
Contents |
[edit] Integers
See also Category:Integer data types.
[edit] Floating point numbers
See also Category:Floating point data types.
[edit] Time formats
Refer to Date and time formats.
[edit] Identifiers
- CLSID
- Domain name
- Filename
- FourCC
- GUID
- IANA character set name
- IETF language tag
- ISO 3166-1 country code
- Macintosh type/creator code
- Magic
- OID
- RISC OS filetype
- ULID
- UUID
- Windows Language Code Identifier
[edit] Graphics
[edit] Other
- ANSI escape code
- Base2
- Bit
- Bit order
- Byte
- Emacs file variable
- Endianness (little-endian, big-endian)
- File
- Polyglot
- Shebang
