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ZIP is a widely-used archive file format that supports lossless data compression. It can contain one or multiple files and folders, reducing their total size for easier storage or sharing. ZIP files are supported natively by most operating systems and can be created or extracted using numerous tools. It is commonly used for software distribution, backups, and email attachments. ZIP files help reduce transmission times and organize related files into a single package.

7Z is a compressed archive file format created by the 7-Zip software. It offers high compression ratios using the LZMA algorithm and supports strong AES-256 encryption, large file sizes, and solid compression. 7Z is more efficient than traditional ZIP in many cases, though it requires compatible software like 7-Zip to open. It is ideal for archiving large datasets, distributing software, or compressing files for secure storage and sharing with advanced options.