Using XOR

[Mike Mc]

Can anyone tell me an easy way to hide numbers using XOR as mask, i.e.

I want to write a program that will get a number, then it will create two
random numbers that when they are XOR'ed together will create the original
number.

e.g. Original number = 65

The program will then come up with two random numbers that fit the bill,
i.e. 150 & 215.

When 150 is XOR'ed with 215 it comes out with 65.

How can I do such a thing to creat the two numbers that once XOR'ed together
create the original numebr using VB?

I have Visual Studio .NET

Cheers,

Mike

[Randy Birch]

Re: Using XOR

Your question has been answered in another group.
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"Mike Mc" <apache@REMOVET HISBITamateur-astronomerANDTH IS.com> wrote in
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: Can anyone tell me an easy way to hide numbers using XOR as mask, i.e.
:
: I want to write a program that will get a number, then it will create two
: random numbers that when they are XOR'ed together will create the original
: number.
:
: e.g. Original number = 65
:
: The program will then come up with two random numbers that fit the bill,
: i.e. 150 & 215.
:
: When 150 is XOR'ed with 215 it comes out with 65.
:
: How can I do such a thing to creat the two numbers that once XOR'ed
together
: create the original numebr using VB?
:
: I have Visual Studio .NET
:
: Cheers,
:
: Mike
:
: