Two-dimensional:
QR codes use both horizontal and vertical space to encode information, unlike traditional one-dimensional barcodes which only use horizontal space.
Machine-readable:
They are designed to be read by imaging devices like cameras, which process the unique arrangement of black and white squares (or other colors).
Data encoding:
QR codes can store a variety of data, including website URLs, email addresses, contact information, and other types of text.
Scanning:
Most smartphones have built-in QR code scanners, or dedicated apps can be used to scan and decode the information.
Versatile applications:
QR codes are used for a wide range of purposes, including accessing websites, displaying menus in restaurants, facilitating mobile payments, and more.
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