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    gundercrypt [MOVED]

    A CLI text encrypting/ciphering program and library for java

    ** MOVED: to github.com/gundermanc/gundercrypt A CLI text ciphering program and library written in java that makes use of pseudo random numbers and a password (provided by the user) to generate encrypted text by selectively shifting each subsequent letter by a pseudo-random index, encoding it as a letter stored in a hidden position within the String, and then re shifting the encrypted String again by numeric values deduced from a password to provide a dual layer of security. Easily can be...
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    a tokenizer that is general purpose, and multilanguage. it will provide consistent usage across the languages, and be tied into that language's unique common usage types.
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    StrMatch is a simple java program, created for educational purposes, that allows user to test a great part of string matching algorithms. An intuitive user interface shows each algorithm step accurately...
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