Definition: In the context of coding, a "twangled" is a type of character encoding where each byte (or individual bit) in an ASCII string is represented by two bits. This means that for example, if you have an ASCII string with 16 bytes, each byte would be represented as 2 bits, making it a twangled string. For example: ``` String s = "Hello World"; byte[] b = s.getBytes(); for (int i = 0; i <
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