Answer Posted / supriya
1)The input message or data that has to be fed into the
algorithm as input is called as plain text.
2)cipher text is the scrambled message.
3)encryption is
plain text---------------->cipher text
4)decryption is
cipher text ------------->plain text
and original message is obtained and the message is
d-ciphered
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