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In this section, you will learn to calculating the checksum of a byte array by using Adler32.

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A Checksum is used for error checking while transferring a file. We know that data flows across the network in the form of packets.

So, checksum is a computed value that is dependent on the contents of a file. For each packet the computed checksum will be different.


 

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