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ZIP files are compressed archives that store one or more files or folders in a reduced file size. They are widely used for easy file sharing and storage, as they help save disk space and speed up data transfer. The ZIP format was introduced in 1989 by Phil Katz and quickly became a standard for data compression.
A ZIP file has a central directory at the end of the archive that lists all contained files and their metadata, such as size and compression method. The format supports multiple compression algorithms, although DEFLATE remains the default. Each file inside the ZIP archive is compressed independently, which allows partial extraction without decompressing the entire archive.
ZIP archives can include various compression methods, but the most common is DEFLATE, which balances compression efficiency and speed. Besides compression, ZIP files support encryption and file integrity checks, making them versatile for secure file distribution. Many operating systems have built-in support for ZIP files, allowing users to compress and extract them without additional software.
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