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What exactly is addition modulo $2^{32}$ in cryptography? Superb, very detailed explanation of everything. Let me shake your hand. With the clarification from the others and this, my day is made. The Java part was just a side note because I was confusing the modulus number, but thanks too for explaining that in detail. |
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What exactly is addition modulo $2^{32}$ in cryptography? Fix Question |
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What exactly is addition modulo $2^{32}$ in cryptography? Ok, thank you very much guys. |
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What exactly is addition modulo $2^{32}$ in cryptography? Oh that. I thought it differed, but didn't know where so I asked. If it is the same then I think I understand. Still, let me try it. Can you please tell me when I'm right? I'm not confident I understood. So, 27 addition 8 modulo $2^{32}$ is simply 35 because $(27 + 8)mod(2^{32}) = (35)mod(2^{32}) = 35$ and that's why in Java I can put 27 + 8 which will yield 35 as result? |
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What exactly is addition modulo $2^{32}$ in cryptography? Oh, I see. I think you are right. It must then differ, but how would it differ. You got some links on info on it? On the addition modulo $2^{32}$ I would appreciate it. |
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