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A little curiosity.
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Prompt: This computing concept converts data into code to block unauthorized access, underpinning secure internet communication.
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Computing concept · RECALLThis computing concept converts data into code to block unauthorized access, underpinning secure internet communication.Think it. Then flip it.
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  1. 01This computing concept converts data into code to block unauthorized access, underpinning secure internet communication.
  2. 02These small pieces of browser-held site data can remember sessions and preferences.
  3. 03The Intel 4004 was an early commercial example of this processor integrated onto a single chip.
  4. 04This computing concept bundles data and behavior into objects, popularized by languages like Java and C++.
  5. 05This computing concept covers software built to damage or gain unauthorized access, including viruses and ransomware.