Anna Ouchchy's Cracking Code Purple

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In the article, “Cracking Code Purple” by Anna Ouchchy, the discussion of the author about breaking codes contributes to the readers understanding Grotjan skills. The way that the code breaking is described, it sounds like the code was very hard to understand and do. Because, if one got a code that is like thgnbe svsikdk it could mean thank you. With every code they were different and it must have been very very hard to understand. Therefore, the discussion of the author about code breaking contributes to the readers understanding Grotjan skills.

First off, when the author explains that she was among one of the highest women to be at that place it does explain that code breaking was hard. In the text it says, “At the time, Grotjan

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