Nov-30-2019, 06:16 PM
(This post was last modified: Nov-30-2019, 06:16 PM by FWendeburg.)
Thats a great idea!
Now I was doing my program so that text like "Hello!" would be ciphered to
I'm using that special character, that I don't think anyone uses, as a marker for where each number starts and ends. This makes it easier to split the string each time there is a ⟚ and add it to a list of numbers that then decipher each number in a character.
What do you think about this approach?
If I use the method you said the marker would have to always be the same number for the program to recognize it or a number that has always the same number of figures. For example the marker would have to be a number of max 6 figures so it would be between 100000 and 999999. And I would still need to use a seed so that the value for each character always changes, even when you cipher the same text.
But it would be more safe than the method I'm using now so it's a good idea. I will see how I end up doing it. Thanks for your help.
Now I was doing my program so that text like "Hello!" would be ciphered to
Output:144042209809346⟚20030551517791⟚49461787026128⟚49461787026128⟚63810974923268⟚268587913534804⟚FHHTZZZFHHIGGI'm using that special character, that I don't think anyone uses, as a marker for where each number starts and ends. This makes it easier to split the string each time there is a ⟚ and add it to a list of numbers that then decipher each number in a character.
What do you think about this approach?
If I use the method you said the marker would have to always be the same number for the program to recognize it or a number that has always the same number of figures. For example the marker would have to be a number of max 6 figures so it would be between 100000 and 999999. And I would still need to use a seed so that the value for each character always changes, even when you cipher the same text.
But it would be more safe than the method I'm using now so it's a good idea. I will see how I end up doing it. Thanks for your help.