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Private Voting System
Create PVT_voting.cs for private voting system using SEAL
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a private voting system where multiple parties can submit their votes (as encrypted integers) and the final tally is computed homomorphically without decrypting individual votes.
Key Points in This Example:
Private Voting: Each voter's vote is encrypted, ensuring privacy.
Homomorphic Addition: The votes are added together in their encrypted form, preserving the privacy of individual votes.
Final Tally: The final result is decrypted to reveal the total number of 'Yes' votes without exposing individual votes.