Which of these is a main difference between text and binary files?

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Text files are not readable by humans because they are composed of bits, but binary files usually are.

Binary files are always two times as large as text files, no matter what is in them.

Binary files can only be opened once, while text files can be opened multiple times.

Text files are composed with characters and are $($usually$)$ readable by humans, while binary files are $($usually$)$ not.