Data Calculations
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<span>A key is data called that is input into a cryptographic algorithm for the purpose of producing encrypted data. There are two types of cryptography, the public key and the private key. The public key uses public keys to encrypt data and private key uses private key to decrypt data. They are produced by a group of algorithms. </span>
Answer: There are four types of operators in QBASIC. They are Arithmetic Operators, Relational Operators, Logical Operators and Sting Operator. a. Arithmetic Operators. Arithmetic Operators are used to perform mathematical calculations like addition, subtraction, division, multiplication and exponential. :)
Answer:
The best choice is 802.11a.
Explanation:
The most common option, that is widely used in home internet is 802.11b, however, this only supports a max speed of 11Mbps.
802.11a supports up to 54Mbps and it has regulated frequencies that prevent interference from other devices, such as the wireless system that your client already has. This option is more expensive, and its signal has issues going through walls and rooms but still, it is the one that fits him the most.
Lets first work out how many different codes would be needed to represent everything. 26 for lowercase, 26 for uppercase, and 10 for 0-9. Total, that makes 62 needed codes.
If we start with 0, we need to go up to 61 to represent all the characters. Thus, we can convert 61 to binary and count the number of digits needed to represent that as the last number in the set and that will tell us how many digits are needed.
61 in binary is 111101, so we need 6 digits to represent that number. The answer is B.
