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QUESTION
I am having a bit of an issue with this code. This code is for a school assignment. Basically I need to make a program that works with ceaser cipher encryption and I've managed to make a basic one. The only problem is that when entering any form of text, the ciphertext is printing [] only. When putting it in the function it says 'not defined.' (All I am asking is for help on this specific bit not for someone to finish my project. PS it has to be in a function) Thanks in advance.
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Answered 2021-Jan-28 at 22:40Your code is all mixed up.
Here, let me straighten it out for you:
QUESTION
I've got a piece of code that creates a string in an encoded format and I'm trying to check whether the original message has a capital letter and if so change the number character into a capital letter, here is my current code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 12:29you can use string lower function. Once your string is in all lowercase you can perform your string operations. e.g.
QUESTION
I found online a working script to try on ceaser cypher, I modified it a bit to be able to decrypt and it's working well for both sides except one detail:
whenever it's a special character (non alphabetical) such as: , . ! () ect... it encrypts it like a letter (fine and normal I guess) but once decrypted, these special characters are transformed into a letter, of course it's still kinda readable, but not fully decrypted as it should.
I'm pretty new to encryption, I've looked arround a bit but don't seem to find any solutions so any insight will be helpful
here is the script:
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Answered 2021-Jan-10 at 12:51this is happening because your encrption and decription "know" just alphabetical chars. your script isn't generic to all computer chars. try this code for ceaser cypher
QUESTION
I was given an assignment to create a Java program in Jgrasp that encrypts and then decrypts a message using ceaser's cipher. Our teacher gave us a shell and examples all of which I used to create the code. The problem is that the code compiles fine, but when trying to run it, I get a Sting Index Error. I somewhat understand what the error means, but I'm at a lost as to how to resolve it. If someone could explain to me what is causing the error and how to resolve it, it would be greatly appreciated!
UPDATE: Thanks to Spectric for pointing out the error in my for loops! The problem I have now is that I can't seem to get the message to output in all caps even though I used String MESSAGE = message.toUpperCase(); . Also I added output lines and while the encrypted message displays the decrypted message is just blank. Lastly when spaces are added to the message I get an error, how do you account for non character inputs when doing the encryption/decryption? I'm assuming it is some form of if statement, but I've been unable to crack it. Appreciate the help!
CODE:
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Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 23:38The for
loop in your code responsible for looping through every character in your String is broken.
QUESTION
I'm creating a program to categorize arguments that I give it in the form of a list. Right now, an "option" is an argument that is immediately after an argument that starts with -
. A "switch" is an argument that starts with --
. Here's my whole program:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 07:00You can track what you have already seen
QUESTION
Here is the HTML
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Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 20:43The value is at inputMessage.value
QUESTION
In matlab i'm coding a Ceaser Cipher, but the space shows up as a 'y' character. How can I replace that with a space
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Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 09:30You are halfway there:
QUESTION
I recently started C++ and I wanted to create a simple ceaser cipher function that could be called on, however because I copied the coding structure form my python program I seem to be getting 4 errors and 2 warnings. The mode bit is a bool where true is to encrypt and false is to decrypt (it worked on python so hey) :).
First one on the line of me creating the function where "int" is, its saying "identifier "in" undefined"
Second one in the same line saying "expected a ')'"
Third one is after the 3 if statements, saying "identifier "CharPos" undefined" even though it is defined
And Forth on the same line saying "'CharPos': undeclared identifier"
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Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 16:31you have some issues with the scope of some variables, like that here: char CharPos2 = CharPos;
charPos
is not in scope anymore so is actually an invalid assignment.
So instead of defining a new CharPost in every if else, declare it before and re assign it in every if check, like:
QUESTION
sorry for my poor English. I' am new in python. I have the code below that seem not working. I cannot figure out why :
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Answered 2020-May-13 at 12:25Franchise
constructor receives list of Menu
objects, not strings.
Change:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a simple Ceaser cipher and have it mostly working the way I want. Except, I want to only shift the letters in the message that are uppercase and keep the lowercase letters the same. For example, if the message is "HeLLo" the program should only shift "H LL" and keep "e o" the same. As shown below.
Current output:
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Answered 2020-Mar-19 at 05:09You could add ch != ch.lower()
condition to check that the character is not a lowercase character and encrypt it only when it isn't a lowercase character.
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