How to transfer a text to machine code and see it in C# through code ?

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how one will be able to see the machine code of a text , for example a letter in C# by coding ?

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just thought of an idea as because if i do like this
transfer the text into some format and then code that format into machine code and show it to user it would be really hard for someone to break

Posted 23-Jul-21 22:44pm

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Updated 23-Jul-21 23:58pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2021-07-23T23:58:00

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What do you mean by "machine code" in this context. Text characters all have numeric values, so it is a simple matter to display them as a sequence of decimal or hexadecimal values. But ultimately, what are you trying to achieve?

Posted 23-Jul-21 23:58pm

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Member 12712527 24-Jul-21 7:30am

okay sir i'll not do that another better idea has come in my mind ie we know english alphabets are 26 ie if these letters are written horizontally then 12 are left and 12 are right leaving 2 in the middle ie 13th and 14th. so 12 letters to left , 12 letters to right..here lyes the programming
any letter and any number of letters if encrypted then the encrypted value will contain 26 letters

Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-21 7:34am

I think your time would be better spent studying proper encryption.

Member 12712527 24-Jul-21 7:32am

thank you for your reply

Member 12712527 24-Jul-21 7:59am

please please please give me a book ....i dont know how to search google. i have already said my problem previously free one book

Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-21 8:02am

What book? If you want to learn how to do something then you first need to learn how to do your own research. Google must be the easiest tool ever invented: just type "encryption" into it.