How do I write an RSA Square and Multiply Using Big Integer in Java? [on hold]
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My homework requirement is that I ask the user to input three positive integers as “base”, “exponent”, and “modulus”. All three of these integers must be BigInteger data types.
Next I have to implement the RSA Square and Multiply algorithm to find “base^exponent mod modulus”. Then print out the result.
How could I go about this?
java rsa biginteger
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My homework requirement is that I ask the user to input three positive integers as “base”, “exponent”, and “modulus”. All three of these integers must be BigInteger data types.
Next I have to implement the RSA Square and Multiply algorithm to find “base^exponent mod modulus”. Then print out the result.
How could I go about this?
java rsa biginteger
edited Nov 4 at 13:38
GhostCat
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asked Nov 4 at 10:10
Josh Keznor
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My homework requirement is that I ask the user to input three positive integers as “base”, “exponent”, and “modulus”. All three of these integers must be BigInteger data types.
Next I have to implement the RSA Square and Multiply algorithm to find “base^exponent mod modulus”. Then print out the result.
How could I go about this?
java rsa biginteger
edited Nov 4 at 13:38
GhostCat
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asked Nov 4 at 10:10
Josh Keznor
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My homework requirement is that I ask the user to input three positive integers as “base”, “exponent”, and “modulus”. All three of these integers must be BigInteger data types.
Next I have to implement the RSA Square and Multiply algorithm to find “base^exponent mod modulus”. Then print out the result.
How could I go about this?
java rsa biginteger
java rsa biginteger
edited Nov 4 at 13:38
GhostCat
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asked Nov 4 at 10:10
Josh Keznor
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edited Nov 4 at 13:38
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edited Nov 4 at 13:38
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asked Nov 4 at 10:10
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put on hold as too broad by James K Polk, Stephen C, GhostCat, Enzokie, gnat Nov 4 at 22:13
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Other users marked your question for low quality and need for improvement. I re-worded/formatted your input to make it easier to read/understand. Please review my changes to ensure they reflect your intentions. But I think your question is still not answerable. You should edit your question now, to include your own efforts (see help me is not a question ). Feel free to drop me a comment in case you have further questions or feedback for me.
– GhostCat
Nov 4 at 13:38
Exponentiation by squaring
– James K Polk
Nov 4 at 15:20
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Exponentiation by squaring
– James K Polk
Nov 4 at 15:20
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Nov 4 at 13:38
Exponentiation by squaring
– James K Polk
Nov 4 at 15:20
Exponentiation by squaring
– James K Polk
Nov 4 at 15:20
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I guess your teacher wanted to give you a hint by using java.math.BigInteger, because it already has methods to implement a solution.
I'd suggest to start with reading documentation for java.math.BigInteger class, especially for methods valueOf(int n), pow(int exponent) and mod(BigInteger m).
Using those you will be able to implement formula that you have provided in your question.
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I guess your teacher wanted to give you a hint by using java.math.BigInteger, because it already has methods to implement a solution.
I'd suggest to start with reading documentation for java.math.BigInteger class, especially for methods valueOf(int n), pow(int exponent) and mod(BigInteger m).
Using those you will be able to implement formula that you have provided in your question.
answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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I guess your teacher wanted to give you a hint by using java.math.BigInteger, because it already has methods to implement a solution.
I'd suggest to start with reading documentation for java.math.BigInteger class, especially for methods valueOf(int n), pow(int exponent) and mod(BigInteger m).
Using those you will be able to implement formula that you have provided in your question.
answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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I guess your teacher wanted to give you a hint by using java.math.BigInteger, because it already has methods to implement a solution.
I'd suggest to start with reading documentation for java.math.BigInteger class, especially for methods valueOf(int n), pow(int exponent) and mod(BigInteger m).
Using those you will be able to implement formula that you have provided in your question.
answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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I guess your teacher wanted to give you a hint by using java.math.BigInteger, because it already has methods to implement a solution.
I'd suggest to start with reading documentation for java.math.BigInteger class, especially for methods valueOf(int n), pow(int exponent) and mod(BigInteger m).
Using those you will be able to implement formula that you have provided in your question.
answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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answered Nov 4 at 13:56
Kamil
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Welcome to Stack Overflow! While I appreciate that you are only asking for help and not to actually do your homework for you, this question is one we cannot answer without defeating the purpose of this assignment. Please review your class notes and feel free to edit this question to be more specific with where you are having difficulty. Read also: An open letter to students with homework problems
– Joe C
Nov 4 at 10:12
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Other users marked your question for low quality and need for improvement. I re-worded/formatted your input to make it easier to read/understand. Please review my changes to ensure they reflect your intentions. But I think your question is still not answerable. You should edit your question now, to include your own efforts (see help me is not a question ). Feel free to drop me a comment in case you have further questions or feedback for me.
– GhostCat
Nov 4 at 13:38
Exponentiation by squaring
– James K Polk
Nov 4 at 15:20