checksum
- noun
- /ˈtʃɛkˌsʌm/
- Specialized
- To confirm the file's integrity, we need to generate a checksum after the transfer is complete.
directly as well. If the checksum still doesn't match, you might have a Unicorn
- directly as well. If the checksum still doesn't match, you might have a Unicorn
- And in the course of working out, let's say, what is the checksum digit?
- Bytes, or even bigger columns, multiple bytes, whatever, but right at the end is now a checksum from hell.
Examples
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CCC offers a better feature that I recommend you add to a weekly task—checksum verification between files on the source and destination.
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A reader suggested: "In that case, you need a checksum."
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Check the box to calculate a checksum for every compared file.
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IP adds its own header and checksum to ensure the proper machine receives that information.
Academic text (1998) -
A communication package consists of a specific header, a PU field, a command field, and a checksum sent by the clock chip.
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The command following specifies the command to be executed after the checksum has been verified by the PU.
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Finally, the CGC sends an 8-bit checksum to provide error detection on the interface.
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Generate a hash (checksum) value using algorithms such as MD5, SHA1, etc. on the original file.
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ReFS has checksums and checks for errors when idle (at night).
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TCP/IP's 16-bit checksum provides explicit, though weak, integrity, but pertinence and provenance are, at best, implicit in the source and destination addresses.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
An extra digit or letter added to the end of a code to find reading errors
How Reliable
- Texting
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word checksum comes from the two simple parts check and sum, where sum means 'total' and check means 'to test'. A checksum is therefore a number made from a file's contents that helps 'check' for mistakes.