Found 664 results for: gcw script

• 04 How do I display the desired Range?

  In the Range function, the start and the number of desired decimal places are entered. The desired digits then appear in the output.

  Euler's number e
  47 May 08, 2021

• 03 How do I determine the nth decimal place?

  The desired digit is entered at the nth decimal place. The corresponding digit appears in the output.

  Euler's number e
  42 May 08, 2021

• 02 Which functions are provided for Eulers number e (e = 2.7182818…)?

  The function package "e" provides functions for calculating numbers from the decimal places of the irrational number e - Euler's number. n-th decimal placeRangeSearch occurrence

  Euler's number e
  59 May 08, 2021

• 02 How does GC Wizard encode/decode DTMF?

  When a corresponding key is entered, the corresponding frequency pair is automatically output. After entering the frequency pair - either as a selection of the respective frequency pair via the two selection lists or directly via the input field - the corresponding key is output.

  DTMF
  121 May 08, 2021

• 07 What is steganography?

  Steganography is the hidden storage or transmission of information in a carrier medium (container). The word can be traced back to the Greek words components στεγανός steganós 'covered' and γράφειν gráphein 'to write', thus literally means "to write covered" or "secret writing". The modified...

  Encryption and Codes
  179 May 08, 2021

• 06 What is a Stream cipher?

  In stream ciphering, the text is encrypted one character at a time using a character from the key stream. The key stream is a pseudorandom string derived from the key. In self-synchronizing stream ciphers, parts of the message are included in the calculation of the key stream in addition to the...

  Encryption and Codes
  112 May 08, 2021

• 05 What is Substitution?

  ...it is called a bi-/polygraphic substitution. GCWizard knows the following substitution encodings: Abaddon – monoalphabetic, monographicADFG(V)X – monoalphabetic, monographicAffine – monoalphabetic, monographicAtbash – monoalphabetic, monographicBacon –...

  Encryption and Codes
  85 May 08, 2021

• 04 What is Transposition?

  In cryptography, transposition is one of the two basic encryption classes. In this process, the characters of the message are rearranged according to a fixed procedure. The characters remain unchanged. GCWizard knows the following transposition ciphers: ADFG(V)XAMSCOBifidRailfenceScytale

  Encryption and Codes
  130 May 08, 2021

• 03 What is asymmetric encryption?

  ...With the public key, data can be encrypted and generated signatures can be checked for authenticity. GCWizard knows the following asymmetric encryption methods: RSA

  Encryption and Codes
  129 May 08, 2021

• 02 What is symmetric encryption?

  ...cipher - the text is encrypted block by block GCWizard knows the following symmetric encryption methods: AbaddonADFG(V)X – Substitution + TranspositionAffineBifidCaesar – monographic polyalphabetic SubstitutionEnigma – monographic polyalphabetic SubstitutionHomophone – polyalphabetic...

  Encryption and Codes
  143 May 08, 2021

• 03 How does GC Wizard encode and decode using the CCITT-2 Code?

  After selecting whether the output should be decimal or binary, the text is automatically decrypted or encrypted. Besides this there is also a graphical solution.

  CCITT ITA-2 - Baudot Murray Code
  320 May 06, 2021

• 01 What is the Baudot-Murray-Code?

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudot_code To facilitate character entry, Donald Murray developed a keyboard around 1901 similar to that of a typewriter that punched the associated string of five bits into a punched tape by pressing a single key. This punched tape immediately ran into a...

  CCITT ITA-2 - Baudot Murray Code
  1132 May 06, 2021

• 03 How does GC Wizard encode and decode using the CCITT-1 Code?

  After selecting whether the output should be decimal or binary, the text is automatically decrypted or encrypted. Besides this there is also a graphical solution.

  CCITT ITA-1 - Baudot Code
  148 May 06, 2021

• 01 What is the Baudot Code?

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudot_code The Baudot code (also teletype code or telex code), named after Jean-Maurice-Émile Baudot (1845-1903) is a digital, originally synchronous 5-bit character code and was later standardised as CCITT-1.

  CCITT ITA-1 - Baudot Code
  851 May 06, 2021

• 04 How does GC Wizard converts ASCII and Unicode/UTF-8?

  A-Z -> ASCIIConverts characters to their code. ASCII -> A-Zconverts code to the corresponding character. CodingSelection whether the code is entered as a binary number or a decimal number. Show sumsShows further evaluations of the characters or codes, e.g. totals, cross totals, cross...

  ASCII and Unicode (UTF-8)
  96 May 06, 2021

• 03 How does GC Wizard decode and encode Cistercian Numbers?

  Decoding Cistercian Numbers licking/touching the segments activates or deactivates them. From this the decimal number is determined. Unknown numbers are represented by . creates new number deletes last number deletes all numbers Zoom in Zoom out Encoding Cistercian...

  Cistercian Numbers
  251 May 06, 2021

• 02 What are Cistercian numbers?

  ...tens and ones. This can be used to generate number signs for numbers from 0 to 9999. GCWizard supports manual encoding and decoding.

  Cistercian Numbers
  409 May 06, 2021

• 01 What functions are provided by Cistercian Numbers?

  This submenu provides functions for decoding and ancoding Cistercian Numbers.

  Cistercian Numbers
  142 May 06, 2021

• 01 What functions are provided by Mayan Numbers?

  This submenu provides functions for decoding and encoding Maya Numbers.

  Maya
  129 May 06, 2021

• 01 What are Roman Numbers?

  ...numerals are the numerical signs of a numerical script that originated in Roman antiquity and is still in use today for numbers and special purposes. In the form used today, the Latin letters I, V, X, L, C, D, and M are used as number signs for writing the natural...

  Roman Numbers
  80 May 04, 2021