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ljuster2
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Posted 14:48 May 09, 2015 |
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where n is the number of actual data bytes used in the data bytes field and is one byte long.
I read the information above, and look at the picture, and it sounds like "n=1, therefore the data bytes field is one byte long"
I think I am confused? |
schacha
Posts: 8
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Posted 15:17 May 09, 2015 |
Hey what I have understood is ndatabytes is the size of the chunk you chop the actual message into . You're suppose to take the input for ndatabytes from the user . In our case for reference we're suppose to take 13. So, basically n is the number of useful bytes in the ndatabytes. |
hpguo
Posts: 139
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Posted 12:47 May 11, 2015 |
Correct! Thanks for helping me clarify this. Dr. Guo |