Closed dvtushar closed 10 months ago
kindly assign me this issue
@dvtushar Please explain it further telling about the n-bits of the cyclic redundant expression and m-bits of the target element.
@Vedansh-Keshari In cyclic redundancy check (CRC), n-bits represent the length of the CRC code, which is a checksum used for error detection in data transmission. The m-bits correspond to the target element or message. The CRC algorithm generates a remainder of n-bits when dividing the target message by a predetermined polynomial, and this remainder is appended to the message for error detection purposes.
Hey @dvtushar, Assigned.
You may contribute your code under the folder path -
Issue completion deadline - 31th Oct 08:00:00 am IST
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Enter calculator name -
Cyclic redudancy check calculator
Describe calculator functionality -
allows you to compute CRC values for data
Under which category you wish to place it -