Answer:
Noo I don't know hacking because I am not a hack or lol
Explanation:
Well it looks like the stickers that they putted on it put them all wrong like for u is a to the left
This app won’t let me put in my answer to your questions but ill put it in the comments
Answer:
myString = input("Please enter a string")
wordList = myString.split()
numofWords = len(wordList)
print('The number of words in {} is {}'.format(myString, numofWords))
Explanation:
Since the suggestion to use a boolean variable flag is not compulsory, I have implemented it in another way.
Using python programming language, the input function is used to prompt the user to enter a string which is saved in a variable myString.
The string entered is converted into a list of all the words by spliting at the blank spaces and saved in the variable wordList
Next we count the number of words by obtaining the len of the list and output to the user
Answer:
Only 1.
Explanation:
One of the merits of counter mode encryption is that the blocks can be decrypted independently of each other. There is no chaining involved, where one transmission error would propagate into all following blocks.
The "randomized" aspect doesn't have anything to do with it (I think). It applies only to the initialization vector and/or the counter start value, which has to be shared with the receiver in plaintext.
The initialization vector is a combination of a random value and a part where the counter is stored.