The **`base64.standard_b64encode()`** method encodes a byte-like object into binary form using Base64 alphabets.

## Syntax
We can import `standard_b64encode` from `base64` using the following code:
```python
from base64 import standard_b64encode
```
The declaration of the `base64.standard_b64encode()` method is as follows:
```python
base64.standard_b64encode(b_string)
```

The method returns the encoded `bytes` for the byte-string provided as an argument.

## Code
The code below demonstrates the use of `base64.standard_b64encode()`.

from base64 import standard_b64encode
  
b_str = b'Python is awesome!'
print('Data type of \'b_str\': ', type(b_str))

enc_str = standard_b64encode(b_str)
print('Data type of encoded \'enc_str\': ', type(enc_str))

print('Encoded string: ', enc_str)

### Explanation
In *line 3*, a byte string is initialized and stored in the variable, `b_str`. The next line prints the type of `b_str`. Then, in *line 6*, the string is encoded, and *line 7* prints the type of the encoded string. Finally, in *line 9*, the encoded string is printed.




What is base64.standard_b64encode(s) in Python?

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