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XOR encryption implementations for several languages.

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XOR Encryption

Simple implementation of XOR Encryption/Decrypting in various languages, including:

C
C#
C++
Dart
F# by pawelizycki
Go
Groovy
[Java (Android Compatible)](Java (Android compatible)/XOREncryption.java)
JavaScript (Node.js Compatible)
Kotlin
Objective-C
PHP
Python
Ruby
Visual Basic.NET

This implementation goes beyond the basic single-key model to use multiple keys in a particular sequence, making it that much more difficult to brute-force.

In these examples, I'm encrypting the same string with the same keys in order to keep consistency with the output, and to demonstrate that an encrypted string from a C program can be decrypted in a Java application, or any combination, so long as the keys remain the same.

For an in-depth explanation of the code, check out KyleWBanks.com.