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Slicing is the equivalent of hacking or breaking through encryption on secure systems. | Slicing is the equivalent of hacking or breaking through encryption on secure systems. | ||
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* 1 - 10: Basic coding, able to create simple scripts or programs | |||
* 11 - 20: Intermediate level coding, able to create moderately complex scripts or programs | |||
* 21 - 30: Advanced coding, able to create highly complex scripts or programs | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:55, 17 July 2021
Programming skills allow one to manipulate computers and possibly even droids to perform specific tasks, and usually requires advanced coding knowledge.
Specializations
Security Systems
A specialization of Program Computer focusing on electronic security system programming. This skill is used when initializing an electronic security system to protect against intrusion, and also when attempting to bypass such systems. A security system in this sense may be a software program entirely, but may also include physical electronic components.
Slicing
Slicing is the equivalent of hacking or breaking through encryption on secure systems.
Benchmarks
- 1 - 10: Basic coding, able to create simple scripts or programs
- 11 - 20: Intermediate level coding, able to create moderately complex scripts or programs
- 21 - 30: Advanced coding, able to create highly complex scripts or programs