I'd attempt the method of using words that are most common in the english language. The, it, etc. has the highest chances of appearing in a set of english language words. After I tried those, then I'd move on to ever so rarer words until I found the one.

Yes, there is a pattern here to generalize. Just divide the candybar by how many people are sharing it and you'll get the number of how many times you'll have to break it. This can become an algorithim because it is the math function required to find out how many times to break the candybar based on how many people there are.

I'd analyze all of the consequences, and then i'd analyze all of the possible ways to solve the problem. Next, I'd select the best possibility to solving the problem and execute it. Also, to keep a record for next time, I'd record what I did to select that option once again.

literally everything can be learned about me - my interests, what food i eat, what products I buy, and everything else. To a certain extant, I don;t consider this to be ruining my privacy, unless that company that i give the data to sells it. This I consider morally wrong, and I think thsi should even be against the law. Also, the NSA data collection should also be against the law and stopped.

I've programmed before actually. It is indeed very hard to get a computer to follow precise directions. For example, in CSS you must be very precise or else the webpage will not be displayed correctly. To make the website responsive to the page size, you must set a minimum and maximum size for each corresponding div shell. unless you a re very specific, the computer will simply display what it wants to display.

a computer stores data by putting all of the information it processes by storing it in the computer's hard drive. Data is everything - the credit card you used online last week, your pictures, your movies. everything you do on the computer is data.