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- To all Programmers Iet's speak English language only.. Please help with my machine problem using Java.. Write a program that reads in a whole bunch of words (each word is no more than 20 characters) and spit out the duplicate words. For our purposes, words are to be separated by spaces, commas (,), !, ?, and periods (.). No word goes past the end of a line. All comparisons should ignore case. Output: Output the sorted words, one per line, in lower case. Display same words only once. Sample Input: How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Well? What do you think? Are you feeling well? Sample Console: a are chuck could do feeling how if much think well what wood woodchuck would Another Problem: The Caesar square is a transposition cipher. The plaintext is always in groups of a perfect square such that for any number n^2, it will give you a square box that is n characters tall and n characters wide. You then write from top to bottom, initially and left to right after each column is full. For example, the phrase: thekinghasbeenkilledbytom is 25 characters long. therefore, our ciphertext looks like: tnbibhgelyeheltkaneoiskdm Encoding it is simple. Since we know the string is 25 characters long, we know our box must be 5x5 characters (as 5X5 = 25). We then write it in the box like so: tnbib hgely ehelt kaneo iskdm and we can get back our original message, if we read top to bottom. Instruction: Create a program that will apply this kind of cipher text. It should have two options: to encrypt plaint text to encrypted text; to decrypt encrypted text to plain text (original message). After encrypting/decrypting it will run again. The program will only terminate if it reads 0 for user input. I hope someone will help me with this. Thank you very much. I'm so sorry... I was just confused about it.. But it's ok if you will not answer this question... Again, I'm really sorry..December 25, 201050
- Is there any IT expert here that can speak in english only?? It is alright if you are not really fluent in english as long as anyone can understand. I'am doing my case study now and I hope that somebody will help me. here's the question: In a multiprogramming and time-sharing environment, several users share the system simultaneously. This situation can result in various security problems. Can we ensure the same degree of security in a time-share machine as we have in a dedicated machine? I already answered the question by the help of internet but still I need more explanation about it.. this is my answer: In a multiprogramming and time-sharing environment, several users share the system simultaneously. This situation can result in various security problems and example of these are using system resources (CPU, memory, disk space) without proper accounting, and stealing or copying a user's files. Can we ensure the same degree of security in a time-share machine as we have in a dedicated machine? Probably not, since any protection scheme devised by a human can also be broken and the more complex the scheme is, the more difficult it is to be confident of its correct implementation. A dedicated machine is a computer that services one primary function or task. For example, an automobile might have an onboard computer that is dedicated solely to navigation (i.e., driving directions). Since time-share machine services two or more functions or task, it is difficult for the user to ensure the same degree of security. I hope someone will help me add more details about this. X(November 27, 2010100
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