H13-311_V3.5 · Question #343
The image data of the passport recognition service is not needed base64 Coded.
The correct answer is B. FALSE. B (FALSE) is correct because passport recognition services that accept image data via API typically require the image to be base64 encoded. Binary image data (JPEG, PNG, etc.) cannot be safely embedded in JSON or XML request bodies, so base64 encoding converts it to an…
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The image data of the passport recognition service is not needed base64 Coded.
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- ATRUE
- BFALSE
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A30% (7)
- B70% (16)
Explanation
B (FALSE) is correct because passport recognition services that accept image data via API typically require the image to be base64 encoded. Binary image data (JPEG, PNG, etc.) cannot be safely embedded in JSON or XML request bodies, so base64 encoding converts it to an ASCII-safe string for HTTP transmission. Option A (TRUE) is wrong because it incorrectly claims encoding is unnecessary, ignoring the fundamental constraint that most REST-based document recognition APIs mandate base64 or a URL reference - raw binary in a JSON payload is invalid. Memory tip: Think "BASE64 = Binary As Safe Encoding for Data" - any time you send an image through a text-based API, binary must become text first, and passport recognition APIs are no exception.
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