Barcode is a printed pattern of parallel lines with various widths and numbers on a product that can be read by machines.
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Every product in the world has a distinct barcode.
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To quickly identify products, barcodes are printed on them.
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A barcode carries details about a product, like its cost and weight, manufacture and expiration dates, manufacturer's name, etc.
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By focusing on the unique bar of shaded lines, a scanning device uses a laser to "read" the barcode.
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Barcode scanner reads the lines from left to right.
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The barcode scanner extract information from a pattern of black and white bars and convert it to binary code (0 or 1).
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Various nations across the world have been given a barcode.
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The barcode on Indian products start with '890'.
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