[Solved] What is the purpose of the hash function used in digital signatures, as per the IT Act 2000?

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Q.	What is the purpose of the hash function used in digital signatures, as per the IT Act 2000?
A.	To encrypt the message
B.	To decrypt the message
C.	To create a unique digital fingerprint
D.	To transmit the message securely
Answer» C. To create a unique digital fingerprint
Explanation: A hash function creates a unique digital fingerprint of a message or document, ensuring its integrity and authenticity.

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