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Computation of the hamming code:
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0000001010111111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0000001010111111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0000010011011111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0000010011011111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0000100011101111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0000100011101111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0001000011110111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0001000011110111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0010000011111011
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0010000011111011 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 0100000011111101
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 0100000011111101 is 4.
The given code words are 0000000101111111 and 1000000011111110
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000000101111111 and 1000000011111110 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 0000010011011111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 0000010011011111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 0000100011101111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 0000100011101111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 0001000011110111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 0001000011110111 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 0010000011111011
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 0010000011111011 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 0100000011111101
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 0100000011111101 is 4.
The given code words are 0000001010111111 and 1000000011111110
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000001010111111 and 1000000011111110 is 4.
The given code words are 0000010011011111 and 0000100011101111
Compare the given code words
The number of different bit positions is 4
Therefore, the hamming distance of the code words 0000010011011111 and 0000100011101111 is 4
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