NOTE: this is at 5th position..not 4th Using the Hamming code algorithm (7, 4), convert a...

NOTE: this is at 5th position..not 4th

Using the Hamming code algorithm (7, 4), convert a data message (0110) using 7bit.
1. Identify the number of parity bits needed
2. Evaluate values of parity bits
3. Final message bits with parity bits
4. Inject error (o or 1) at 5^th position and identify the error position.

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