mixed alphabet
mixed alphabet noun: the mapping from plaintext to ciphertext characters in a substitution cipher, when it is not merely a shift or reversal but an arbitrary reordering.
Noun
mixed alphabet (plural mixed alphabets)
- The mapping from plaintext to ciphertext characters in a substitution cipher, when it is not merely a shift or reversal but an arbitrary reordering.
Forms of mixed alphabet
| plural | mixed alphabets |
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Questions about mixed alphabet
- What does mixed alphabet mean?
- Mixed alphabet means the mapping from plaintext to ciphertext characters in a substitution cipher, when it is not merely a shift or reversal but an arbitrary reordering.
- What part of speech is mixed alphabet?
- Mixed alphabet is a noun.
- What is the plural of mixed alphabet?
- The plural of mixed alphabet is mixed alphabets.
Words near mixed alphabet in the dictionary
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