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*15.9. [due to Dolev and Strong[DS83]] In the Byzantine failure niodel a faulty process could forward incorrect information about niessages received from other processes. A less nialevolent model is called Byzantine failure with mutual authentication. In this model, we assume that a message can be signed digitally for authentication. There exist many cryptographic algorithms for digital signatures. Give an algorithm for Byzantine General Agreement assuming authentication that is f-resilient for < N , requires only f 1 rounds, arid uses a polynomial nuniber of niessages.

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Directive An instruction for the compiler when it is building your application s executable file. #include files direct the compiler to include certain files. Other compiler directives include #IF statements that tell the compiler to include or exclude pieces of your code depending on settings you made, such as code for debugging when you set a debug flag. C programming books explain directives in much more detail.

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the right, draft another series of connected arcs on the vertical surface of the building. As with step 10, there is a total of three arcs, with the last arc connecting to the bottom of the building where it intersects the ground. Make sure to follow the diagram to achieve the heights and placement of the arcs.

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You ve probably heard the expression that a picture is worth a thousand words. The same can also be said of reports. Rather than showing data in a numerical format, there can be situations in which a graphical portrayal provides a much better representation and description of the data. So, to cover this area and round out your reporting skills, I ve included this chapter on how you can combine the innovative features of PivotTable reports with the powerful tools of Excel charts to produce a PivotChart. I start this chapter by reviewing the steps for creating a new PivotChart from an external data source. Following that, I cover the major components of a PivotChart. I also draw out some of the similarities and differences between PivotTable and PivotChart reports, covering new terminology and reviewing how these two report types relate to one another. Next, I outline the basic formatting functions available, including how to customize the chart type, use 3-D charts, and configure display settings. After that, I cover some of the basic presentation features, including how to set a chart title, display a chart legend, and add a data table. I conclude with a real-world exercise that ties together several of the topics covered into a realistic scenario that you might encounter in your own organization.

Although Dif e Hellman realized how keys could be exchanged securely if the DLP was infeasible to solve, they did not discover how to modify their idea to encipher data. The Secure Electronic Exchange of Keys (SEEK) is a product of the CYLINK Corporation. It is based on an extension of the Dif e Hellman scheme discovered by T. El Gamal [1985]

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// Define only a getter method for mileage to make it // a read-only property. public function get mileage():Number { return _nMileage; } public function get description():String { var sDescription:String = ; sDescription += Model: + _sModel + \n ; sDescription += Make: + _sMake + \n ; sDescription += Exterior Color: + _sExteriorColor + \n ; // Add the mileage to the description. sDescription += Mileage: + _nMileage + \n ; return sDescription; } public function get make():String { return _sMake; } public function set make(sMake:String):Void { _sMake = sMake; } public function get model():String { return _sModel; } public function set model(sModel:String):Void { _sModel = sModel; } public function get extColor():String { return _sExteriorColor; } public function set extColor(sExteriorColor:String):Void { _sExteriorColor = sExteriorColor; } public function Car(sMake:String,

and Schedule list. Make settings in the Choose a Destination and Schedule dialog, as follows (see figure 12.6):

Be ready to take a totally objective and painstakingly thorough look at the client s business. Have a process in place that enables you to share information in a nonhierarchical way. Make the client an integral member of the team.

Back to measuring the order size. Perhaps the most natural measurement is dollars. Because the Orders table contains the TOTALPRICE column, it is easy