29728284988146 (Base 97)
CSEF · 2008 Mathematics & Software
Overview
Objectives/Goals The purpose of our project this year was to create a cipher based on a numerical system where all values corresponded with a printable character. Methods/Materials Our first step was to figure out what system we wanted to employ. When we looked at the ASCII table to see all of the characters we wanted to encode, we realized that the only system that would work was base-97. We decided that Flash Actionscript would be ideal to create a graphical user interface. We proceeded to learn Actionscript as quickly as possible, and wrote our program. Results In the creation of this project we met our goal of not only expanding our original program to include any character, but in simplifying the interface to make it easier to use. Conclusions/Discussion Unlike last year, we feel that we have designed and built a finished product that is a fitting end to two years of work. Though we did deviate slightly from our original goals, our base 97 encoder/decoder accomplishes everything that we intend it to accomplish quickly and accurately.
Summary statement
Our project is about a program that encodes and decodes using a cipher based on a base-97 system.
Help received
Keith Maxwell, our school's technical advisor, helped us write the code for our program
Competition history
- CSEF 2008
Resources
Related projects
CSEF · 2014
Smart Code
CSEF · 2005
Avencrypt
CSEF · 2017
Creating a Multilingual Keyboard Utilizing LCD Screens to Aid Multilingual Typers
CSEF · 2003
What Patterns Are Formed When Number Sequences Are Translated into Different Base Systems and Interpreted in Base-10?
CSEF · 2004
Encryption: The Effect of Algorithm Type and Plaintext Length on Encryption, Decryption, and Force-Cracking Times
CSEF · 2016
Devising a Secure and Efficient Hybrid Cryptosystem
CSEF · 2014
Evaluation of the Stronger Data Encryption Type for Secured Communication
CSEF · 2002
Exploring Binary Sequences
Closest projects by meaning, across every fair and year in the corpus.
Browse more like this
Source: California Science & Engineering Fair public projects