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Is this a question you've been set or something? Why would you go out of your way to attempt to create a 'complex' encryption algorithm when theres so many algorithms that will do the job already? 
Anyway, most are based on mathematical principals so could probably be implemented in many languages - the only reason I can see using one over the other is speed but your question is too broad..
Anyway, most are based on mathematical principals so could probably be implemented in many languages - the only reason I can see using one over the other is speed but your question is too broad..
Is this a question you've been set or something? Why would you go out of your way to attempt to create a 'complex' encryption algorithm when theres so many algorithms that will do the job already?
Anyway, most are based on mathematical principals so could probably be implemented in many languages - the only reason I can see using one over the other is speed but your question is too broad..
Yea it's a question. I've already suggested and justified a programming language/package to use to create a Windows user interface to manipulate an existing Access Database (Visual Studio 2008). Also for a simple web page, obviously HTML. But I'm stuck on this one.
Well I (as part of a group) created a C implementation of the AES algorithm to demonstrate out understanding of it and also to create test vectors for later on in the project.
Now were on to creating a VHDL model to implement on to an FPGA. Our groups task is maximum throughput whereas other groups are minimum area.
Now were on to creating a VHDL model to implement on to an FPGA. Our groups task is maximum throughput whereas other groups are minimum area.