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Hashing
Hashing is a way of permanently converting from one recognizable thing to something uniform and simple. Like grinding a cow into a hamburger – you can always make a burger, but you can never put the cow back together again.
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Encoding
Encoding is a way of translating between different formats. Like converting a Spanish recipe for cake into English.
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Encryption
Encryption is a way of protecting data behind a secret. Like sealing a box of chocolate in a locked safe so your kids don’t find it.
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