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  1. I might've been unclear with my question, let me demonstrate:
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  3. You have your string which you want to hash, for example, a question mark (?), in binary, that is:
  4. 00111111
  5.  
  6. Now with MD5 they have different values to run different operations, lets say your value is "b" (01100010) and your are doing XOR:
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  8. 00111111
  9. 01100010
  10. --------
  11. 01011101
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  13. This new binary value is equal to ], I don't get how it can't get a result like that somewhere.
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