The `java android.util.Base64.encodeToString` method is a part of the Android platform's utility class, `Base64`. This method is used to encode binary data such as images or files into a Base64 encoded string representation. The resulting string typically consists of alphanumeric characters and special characters like '+' and '/', representing the binary data in a format that is safe for transmission or storage. By using this method, developers can easily convert binary data to a string format that can be easily shared or used within their Android applications.
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