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The element following this tag is an array that contains exactly two integer numbers:

1. Exponent e with base 2 (must be Int or Long, i.e. BigNum is disallowed)
2. Mantissa m (Int, Long or BigNum) The value of the bigfloat is is m*(2**e).

The element following this tag is a date/time string that follows the standard format described in [RFC3339], as refined by Section 3.3 of [RFC4287].

The element following this tag is an array that contains exactly two integer numbers:

1. Exponent e with base 10 (must be Int or Long, i.e. BigNum is disallowed)
2. Mantissa m (Int, Long or BigNum) The value of the decimal fraction is m*(10**e).

NOTE: This tag isn't actually ever produced by the CBOR parser, since it has built-in support for it and immediately produces a java.math.BigDecimal instead.

The element following this tag is a ByteString containing undecoded CBOR bytes.

The element following this tag is a numerical representation of seconds relative to 1970-01-01T00:00Z in UTC time. (For the non-negative values that the Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX) defines, the number of seconds is counted in the same way as for POSIX "seconds since the epoch" [TIME_T].) The tagged item can be an Int, Long, Float or Double. Note that the number can be negative (time before 1970-01-01T00:00Z) and, if a floating-point number, indicate fractional seconds.

The element following this tag is a byte string, which should be base16-encoded in potential downstream text-based representation like JSON.

The element following this tag is a byte string, which should be base64-encoded in potential downstream text-based representation like JSON.

The element following this tag is a byte string, which should be base64url-encoded in potential downstream text-based representation like JSON.

A "NOP" tag without any semantic meaning whatsoever for the following data item. It does have a somewhat unique wire-format making it suitable as a "magic header" in cases where the content of encoding type of serialized bytes needs to be disambiguated by simply analyzing the bytes themselves.

The element following this tag is a byte string data item, which is interpreted as an unsigned integer n in network byte order. The semantic value is -1 - n. There might be leading zeroes!

NOTE: This tag isn't actually ever produced by the CBOR parser, since it has built-in support for it and immediately produces a java.math.BigInteger instead.

A tag value whose semantics are unknown to this encoder/decoder.

The element following this tag is a byte string data item, which is interpreted as an unsigned integer n in network byte order. There might be leading zeroes!

NOTE: This tag isn't actually ever produced by the CBOR parser, since it has built-in support for it and immediately produces a java.math.BigInteger instead.

The element following this tag is a Text element containing base64-encoded data.

The element following this tag is a Text element containing base64url-encoded data.

The element following this tag is a Text element containing a MIME message (including all headers), as defined in RFC2045.

The element following this tag is a Text element containing a regular expression in Perl Compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) / JavaScript syntax.

The element following this tag is a Text element containing a URI as defined in RFC3986.

The names of the product elements

The name of the type