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Q: Are there codes used to communicate in numbers?
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Numbers are used in zip codes.


What is meant by the term code?

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What is meant by the term short code?

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Why do you think prime numbers would be more useful for the creation of codes than composite numbers?

Actually it is composite numbers that are used - products of two very large primes.


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Why are prime numbers more useful for the creation of codes than composite numbers?

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