Blown to Bits – 15 points each
No, it shouldn’t be illegal to encrypt data. It should be legal because the Government shouldn’t have an automatic right to read anyone’s private messages/information at any time. One pro of end-to-end encryption is that data is secured when it travels from a source to its destination. It also offers high flexibility for user in selecting a data to encrypt. Another pro is that we can easily integrate with the existing solution. We can just add an encryption/decryption layer to the existing solution. One problem is that the authentication of users may be an issue. To add to the last point, the lack of user authentication can make it easier for predators to attack children. The destination method required to possess …show more content…
One pro of “right to be forgotten” is that you can determine your own online presence. Also, you can remove any data from your past that makes you look bad. Another pro is you can remove personal details that can compromise your personal and financial safety. A con is that your need for removal may be outweighed by the general public’s interest in accessing and viewing your information. Another con is that there can be a lack of transparency surrounding important information about businesses or other people. One last con is that it can be a potential restraint on the media, journalism, and forms of the 1st Amendment. In my opinion, I believe that the “right to be forgotten” should exist in the United States. I feel this way because I don’t people to access all or even parts of the information that I put …show more content…
A non-recurring decimal may have a recurring representation based on how Python stores it. Thus, it may approximate it to the nearest decimal value with a non-recurring binary counterpart. It‘s not an issue to be worried about right now as the value is different by a very miniscule amount. Also, GPA's are usually rounded off to about two decimal places.
We needed to provide an ‘if statement’ to check if the total number of credits is less than 1. If that’s the case, then the GPA will cross 4 (the maximum possible value). If it’s less than 1, we assign the GPA value 0, since it could not be calculated correctly.
We chose an ‘else statement’ in conjunction to the ‘if statement’ in question 2, where the GPA is calculated if total number of credits is less than or equal to 1. We chose this method in order to calculate the GPA
No, it shouldn’t be illegal to encrypt data. It should be legal because the Government shouldn’t have an automatic right to read anyone’s private messages/information at any time. One pro of end-to-end encryption is that data is secured when it travels from a source to its destination. It also offers high flexibility for user in selecting a data to encrypt. Another pro is that we can easily integrate with the existing solution. We can just add an encryption/decryption layer to the existing solution. One problem is that the authentication of users may be an issue. To add to the last point, the lack of user authentication can make it easier for predators to attack children. The destination method required to possess …show more content…
One pro of “right to be forgotten” is that you can determine your own online presence. Also, you can remove any data from your past that makes you look bad. Another pro is you can remove personal details that can compromise your personal and financial safety. A con is that your need for removal may be outweighed by the general public’s interest in accessing and viewing your information. Another con is that there can be a lack of transparency surrounding important information about businesses or other people. One last con is that it can be a potential restraint on the media, journalism, and forms of the 1st Amendment. In my opinion, I believe that the “right to be forgotten” should exist in the United States. I feel this way because I don’t people to access all or even parts of the information that I put …show more content…
A non-recurring decimal may have a recurring representation based on how Python stores it. Thus, it may approximate it to the nearest decimal value with a non-recurring binary counterpart. It‘s not an issue to be worried about right now as the value is different by a very miniscule amount. Also, GPA's are usually rounded off to about two decimal places.
We needed to provide an ‘if statement’ to check if the total number of credits is less than 1. If that’s the case, then the GPA will cross 4 (the maximum possible value). If it’s less than 1, we assign the GPA value 0, since it could not be calculated correctly.
We chose an ‘else statement’ in conjunction to the ‘if statement’ in question 2, where the GPA is calculated if total number of credits is less than or equal to 1. We chose this method in order to calculate the GPA