One of the simple cryptographic methods is the XOR operation. This is the case if logically if we had a binary value or a binary value with 0 or 1 XOR, we would have the following table.

But here we see a new black cat. This is the second enemy. So this stage is not over yet and the second cat must be killed again with a password, but this time the cat is harder and will not be killed by the rainbow.

On the left you can see all the forms and objects of the program individually.

This tutorial explains the dropdown slicer. Have fun discovering ways to format slicer as a dropdown list.

First of all enter some ad-hoc data, select Enter Data icon

Then put arbitrary data in the table:

Click load to load the data to the Power BI desktop. When you select Load, Power BI Desktop creates a new table from your data and makes it available in the Fields pane.

How to implement Http Get Request

This code snip will explain how to send GET request to a web server via TcpClient.

public void GetRequest(String url, String Header, bool verbose, String filename)

        {

            if (!url.Contains("://"))