Classic implementations were using the method, which is the same for the Java interface.

Early Unix systems used a 12-bit salt, but modern implementations use larger values.

The original implementation uses radix-2, although it's possible to create radix-4 and higher.

In practice, however, most implementations only use a single data section (1st edition encoding).

This earliest implementation used a fan mounted in a window, rather than a door.

One implementation uses a muscle wire inside the bullet.

Alternative implementations, including those made for display on Web pages, typically use only the text file.

Base 10 was used in this example, but a real implementation would just use binary, with the full range of the native integer data type.

Almost all implementations in the real world use a subset.

These two implementations use different physical media and communication speeds.