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EC Cryptography Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples
This EC (Elliptic Curve) cryptography tutorial book is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning cryptography technologies himself. Topics include rule of chord and point addition on elliptic curves; Abelian groups with additive and multiplicative notations; ... 2019-07-06, 861👍, 3💬

💬 2019-07-02 Eleftheria Drosopoulou: Hello Herong, Nice blog! I am editor at Java Code Geeks (www.javacodegeeks.com). We have the JCG program (see www.javacodegeeks....

💬 2019-01-01 Yale: Thank you!

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"base64Binary" Datatype Values and Representations
This section describes the built-in primitive datatype, 'base64Binary' that represents binary data represented in Base64 encoding. Whitespaces are allowed and removed. 2017-11-08, 7666👍, 3💬

💬 2015-10-01 Herong: Harsh, if you are getting an image as a Base64Binary element in an XML file, you need to save it in a file, run Base64 decode on...

💬 2015-09-30 Harsh: I am getting output in base64binary now i want to print that image to the printer how can i do it?

"gYear", "gMonth" and "gDay" Datatypes
This section describes the built-in primitive datatype, 'gYear', 'gMonth' and 'gDay', that represents years, months and days in Gregorian calendar. Leading and trailing whitespaces are allowed and trimmed. Timezone offset is optional. 2016-01-08, 3573👍, 2💬

💬 2016-01-08 Herong: Ashok, you are welcome!

💬 2016-01-07 Ashok: Thanks for this descriptive tutorial on Gregorian calendar. I was looking for gDay and could know more about it here.

Built-in String Functions
This section provides a list of commonly used built-in string functions. 2015-10-01, 593👍, 1💬

💬 2015-10-01 Kalu khan: Very nice

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