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- MP3: Efficient, compressed music format
- WAV: Uncompressed, high-quality audio
- FLAC: Lossless compression for top-quality audio
- AAC: Advanced compression, often used in M4A
- M4A: MPEG-4 Audio, high quality, common for iTunes
- OGG: Open-source format, popular for web audio
- MP4: Standard format for web and mobile video
- AVI: Less compressed, older format
- MKV: Flexible, supports multiple codecs (great for HD)
- MOV: Apple’s high-quality format
- WMV: Often used for streaming, especially on Windows
- JPG/JPEG: Compressed, popular for photos
- PNG: Lossless with transparency support
- GIF: Limited color, supports animation
- SVG: Scalable vector for graphics and logos
- BMP: High-quality, uncompressed format
- PDF: Universally accessible, preserves layout
- DOC/DOCX: Standard for text documents
- TXT: Plain text, platform-compatible
- XLS/XLSX: Spreadsheet data for analysis
- PPT/PPTX: Presentation slides
- ZIP: Compress multiple files for sharing
- RAR: Often with higher compression rates
- 7Z: High compression ratios with 7-Zip
- TAR: Unix-friendly, often compressed further (e.g., .tar.gz)
- GZ: Compressed format for Linux/Unix
- HTML: The backbone of web pages
- CSS: Styles the look and feel of web pages
- JS: Powers web interactivity
- PY: Python scripts for automation, analysis, and more
- JAVA: Java application code
- CSV: Simple tables, widely compatible
- JSON: Lightweight, web-friendly data format
- XML: Structured data, still used in many applications
- SQL: Database queries and definitions
- MDB/ACCDB: Desktop databases for Microsoft Access