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Code for Caesarcipher in Python #94
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same as #113 |
@prateekiiest I've been working on the Ceasarcipher since the beginning! And moreover this code is in Python! Could I know why the duplicate tag ? |
Its not that you cant add the same code. |
So under the crypto algos folder, do you want me to create a separate folder called "crypto algos in Python" or do you just want me to create a separate folder for the implementation of "Caesar Cipher in Python" ? :) |
just create |
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Just need a slight change. Instead of explicitly asking the user for an input, initialise a key and string within the program.
Created a separate 'Python' folder under the cryptography folder and put the implementation of Caesarcipher in that folder. Also gave a custom input value for key and a custom string for encrypting and decrypting too.
@prateekiiest @soubh1k made the necessary changes. |
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do like this
CaesarCipher/Python/Caesarcipher.py
under RSA |
The Caesarcipher should be under the crypto folder right? @prateekiiest |
Added a CaesarCipher folder, a python folder inside and inside that my code for the implementation of Caesarcipher(Caesarcipher.py)
yes under RSA folder |
@prateekiiest added the code under /CaesarCipher/Python/Caesarcipher.py |
This is a code for Caesarcipher in Python.
You can test the following code by compiling it and then giving a string and a key value and accordingly the encryption and decryption will take place.