Definition of checksum in English:

checksum

nounˈtʃɛksʌmˈtʃɛkˌsəm

A digit representing the sum of the correct digits in a piece of stored or transmitted digital data, against which later comparisons can be made to detect errors in the data.
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of a checksum is really minimum security considering what is involved.
- If the data has been modified without updating the checksums, then the checksums will fail to add up.
- The checksums are all off, but it's only off a random bit here and there and we were able to get it all back.
- If the incoming data is analyzed for copyright codes and checksums, scramble the bus, and/or set it to a different width.
- There's no information on how this is to be done; and somehow I doubt they're running checksums on all the compilers used.
- It calculates checksums for all files on the system and stores these fingerprints in a database.
- We follow the message with a checksum, so the provider can verify (to some degree) that our message has been faithfully received.
- Integrity can be ensured through such software tools as checksums, parity bits, and cyclical redundancy codes.
- There's two things that you'll have to do every time you change a register value, you'll have to authorize the writing of the registers and re-check the checksum before writing the registers.
- This is because packets with the same plaintext have matching checksums throughout a particular session.
- Hashing is used in many applications, from passwords and other authentication schemes, to digital signatures and certificates, to creating checksums used to validate files.
- Neither verification by comparison nor by checksum is available.
- Although a UPC number has 12 digits (implying a maximum capacity of a trillion items), the first digit is a category code that in practice is almost always, and the final digit is a checksum used for detecting errors.
- One adds support for error detection codes such as checksums and cyclic redundancy codes.
- In some industries, for example, auditors or regulators may require time stamps, checksums or other proofs that long-term archived data has not been altered, or a record of who made any changes to it and when.

Definition of checksum in US English:

checksum

nounˈCHekˌsəmˈtʃɛkˌsəm

A digit representing the sum of the correct digits in a piece of stored or transmitted digital data, against which later comparisons can be made to detect errors in the data.
Example sentencesExamples
- If the data has been modified without updating the checksums, then the checksums will fail to add up.
- If the incoming data is analyzed for copyright codes and checksums, scramble the bus, and/or set it to a different width.
- There's two things that you'll have to do every time you change a register value, you'll have to authorize the writing of the registers and re-check the checksum before writing the registers.
- One adds support for error detection codes such as checksums and cyclic redundancy codes.
- It calculates checksums for all files on the system and stores these fingerprints in a database.
- In some industries, for example, auditors or regulators may require time stamps, checksums or other proofs that long-term archived data has not been altered, or a record of who made any changes to it and when.
- Although a UPC number has 12 digits (implying a maximum capacity of a trillion items), the first digit is a category code that in practice is almost always, and the final digit is a checksum used for detecting errors.
- The checksums are all off, but it's only off a random bit here and there and we were able to get it all back.
- Neither verification by comparison nor by checksum is available.
- We follow the message with a checksum, so the provider can verify (to some degree) that our message has been faithfully received.
- The use of a checksum is really minimum security considering what is involved.
- There's no information on how this is to be done; and somehow I doubt they're running checksums on all the compilers used.
- Hashing is used in many applications, from passwords and other authentication schemes, to digital signatures and certificates, to creating checksums used to validate files.
- Integrity can be ensured through such software tools as checksums, parity bits, and cyclical redundancy codes.
- This is because packets with the same plaintext have matching checksums throughout a particular session.

单词	checksum
释义	Definition of checksum in English: checksum nounˈtʃɛksʌmˈtʃɛkˌsəm A digit representing the sum of the correct digits in a piece of stored or transmitted digital data, against which later comparisons can be made to detect errors in the data. Example sentencesExamples The use of a checksum is really minimum security considering what is involved. If the data has been modified without updating the checksums, then the checksums will fail to add up. The checksums are all off, but it's only off a random bit here and there and we were able to get it all back. If the incoming data is analyzed for copyright codes and checksums, scramble the bus, and/or set it to a different width. There's no information on how this is to be done; and somehow I doubt they're running checksums on all the compilers used. It calculates checksums for all files on the system and stores these fingerprints in a database. We follow the message with a checksum, so the provider can verify (to some degree) that our message has been faithfully received. Integrity can be ensured through such software tools as checksums, parity bits, and cyclical redundancy codes. There's two things that you'll have to do every time you change a register value, you'll have to authorize the writing of the registers and re-check the checksum before writing the registers. This is because packets with the same plaintext have matching checksums throughout a particular session. Hashing is used in many applications, from passwords and other authentication schemes, to digital signatures and certificates, to creating checksums used to validate files. Neither verification by comparison nor by checksum is available. Although a UPC number has 12 digits (implying a maximum capacity of a trillion items), the first digit is a category code that in practice is almost always, and the final digit is a checksum used for detecting errors. One adds support for error detection codes such as checksums and cyclic redundancy codes. In some industries, for example, auditors or regulators may require time stamps, checksums or other proofs that long-term archived data has not been altered, or a record of who made any changes to it and when. Definition of checksum in US English: checksum nounˈCHekˌsəmˈtʃɛkˌsəm A digit representing the sum of the correct digits in a piece of stored or transmitted digital data, against which later comparisons can be made to detect errors in the data. Example sentencesExamples If the data has been modified without updating the checksums, then the checksums will fail to add up. If the incoming data is analyzed for copyright codes and checksums, scramble the bus, and/or set it to a different width. There's two things that you'll have to do every time you change a register value, you'll have to authorize the writing of the registers and re-check the checksum before writing the registers. One adds support for error detection codes such as checksums and cyclic redundancy codes. It calculates checksums for all files on the system and stores these fingerprints in a database. In some industries, for example, auditors or regulators may require time stamps, checksums or other proofs that long-term archived data has not been altered, or a record of who made any changes to it and when. Although a UPC number has 12 digits (implying a maximum capacity of a trillion items), the first digit is a category code that in practice is almost always, and the final digit is a checksum used for detecting errors. The checksums are all off, but it's only off a random bit here and there and we were able to get it all back. Neither verification by comparison nor by checksum is available. We follow the message with a checksum, so the provider can verify (to some degree) that our message has been faithfully received. The use of a checksum is really minimum security considering what is involved. There's no information on how this is to be done; and somehow I doubt they're running checksums on all the compilers used. Hashing is used in many applications, from passwords and other authentication schemes, to digital signatures and certificates, to creating checksums used to validate files. Integrity can be ensured through such software tools as checksums, parity bits, and cyclical redundancy codes. This is because packets with the same plaintext have matching checksums throughout a particular session.
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