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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.

TAR (Tape Archive) is a file format used primarily in Unix and Linux environments to bundle multiple files into a single archive. TAR does not compress files by default but is often used with compression utilities like Gzip or Bzip2 (e.g., .tar.gz). It preserves file structure and metadata, making it ideal for backups, distribution, and package management. TAR is popular in software development and system administration for managing and deploying groups of files efficiently.