Is there any difference between Apache's Base64.encodeBase64 and Android's Base64.encode with Base64.Default flag?

Sample A (using org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64):

Base64.encodeBase64("foobar".getBytes());

Sample B (using android.util.Base64):

Base64.encode("foobar".getBytes(), Base64.DEFAULT);

Do these produce the same string?

java android base64 apache-commons

Edit Report

0 Answers