The `encoding.binary.ByteOrder` is an interface in Golang that defines the byte order used to encode and decode multi-byte values. It provides two methods, `Uint16` and `Uint32`, which take a byte slice as input and return the decoded unsigned 16-bit and 32-bit integers respectively, according to the defined byte order. This interface is commonly used in network programming and file handling to ensure consistent byte order when reading and writing binary data.
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