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Human readable can only be understood by human beings where as Machine readable is in Binary format and could only be understoood by machines. (eg. computers) The only way to understand machine readable is if the data is processed and output into human readable form by means of an output device :)

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output devices that produced hard or soft copies of information or data that can be read and interpreted by humans, while Machine readable devices are those that output in a form only a computer can process.

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Metadata refers to the data that is readable by the machine. The human-readable medium refers to the medium that is readable by the human beings.

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