Definition: Sequence 8 refers to a text format used for encoding binary data. This format includes both an initial 8-bit sequence, which is often reserved for padding or control characters in binary encodings, followed by a fixed number of bytes, usually 8x8. The term 'seq8' can be found in various programming languages and encoders that handle binary data formats like Python's `binascii` library and the RPN stack (which may also include 'seq8'.
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