What is the difference between a text file and a binary file?

For example, Storage & quot; abcd & quot;. if it is stored as a text file, what is the binary format of storage? If it is stored as a binary file, what is the binary format of storage? do you want to give an example where encoding is only related to storage and computing? For example, if 2 is a value stored in ascii format and "abcd" is stored in computing, what is the binary format stored in text files? If the storage is a binary file, what is the binary format of the storage?

Encoding is only related to storage and computing, right?
For example, if 2 is stored in ascii format, 4 bytes and 10 bytes are converted during calculation.

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For example, if "abcd" is stored as a text file, what is the binary storage format? If the storage is a binary file, what is the binary format of the storage?

Encoding is only related to storage and computing, right?
For example, if 2 is stored in ascii format, 4 bytes and 10 bytes are converted during calculation.

Big brother is really talking about binary and encoding-related issues. Why can't I ask them one by one ......

All files are essentially the same and are stored in binary. The most important difference between a text file and a binary file is that a text file is mainly used for display, so it will focus on reading, and it will specifically carry information that represents its own text encoding. In addition, to distinguish between a text file and a binary file, you can use a common text editor to edit a text file, while it is best not to use a text editor to edit a binary file.