二进制文件 VS 文本文件

Actually, there is no difference. But since text files are often
interpreted as such, it is wise to limit the contents to the proper
subset. For example:

 

>dir tt1.txt

02/06/2006  07:05p                  10 tt1.txt
               1 File(s)             10 bytes

The file tt1.txt contains 10 bytes, but we only see 7 if we type it:

 

>type tt1.txt

abcdefg

because "type" expects the file to be text and not binary and
interprets some of the contents instead of printing them. A dump
reveals why we only see 7:

                          DUMP.EXE    version 8-MAR-91
Block #    0        0
  0   61 62 63 64 65 66 67 0D 0A 1A FF FF FF FF FF FF    abcdefg...

Bytes 8, 9 & 10