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could be hit and the network could still go on functioning.
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Ideas that originated from this concern _did_ influence the project (chiefly
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[Paul Baran's work on distributed networks](385af4b4_baran_distributed_networks.md)
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at RAND), but this was not the concern of the ARPANET.
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[Paul Baran's work on distributed networks](Baran_distributed_networks.md) at
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RAND), but this was not the concern of the ARPANET.
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ARPA's objectives were focused more on reducing efficiency in the academic and
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military projects it sponsored.
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The approach to encoding binary representations of colour is very similar to the
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approach we explored when looking at the encoding of
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[alphanumeric values](Text_encoding.md).
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[alphanumeric values](/zk/Binary_encoding_of_text.md).
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We begin by determining the total number of colours and colour shades we want to
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represent. With this value established we then decide on the bit-length required
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