netiar / ceaser-cipher

A Caesar cipher is a type of substitution in which each letter is shifted a certain number of places also known as a key, down the alphabet and deciphered back by the same key.

Ceaser-cipher

A Caesar cipher is a type of substitution in which each letter is shifted a certain number of places also known as a key, down the alphabet and deciphered back by the same key.

Ceasar

By Netia Collins Odinga

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• Description
• Design
• Technology Used
• Licence
• Authors Info

Description

This project implements a Caesar cipher, both encoding, and decoding. The key is an integer from 1 to 25. This cipher rotates the letters of the alphabet (A to Z). A Caesar cipher is a type of substitution in which each letter is shifted a certain number of places also known as a key, down the alphabet and deciphered back by the same key.

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Design

Figma

Technology Used

• Java
• Dependancies

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Licence

Licence

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Authors Info

*Netia Collins Odinga

*email- [email protected]

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