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Secret messages

Python ProgrammingMediumHigh School (9–10)High School (11–12)UndergraduateGeneralPython Essentials › Text Processing

Secret messages

The program encodes a message with a Caesar shift, decodes it again, and then tries every shift from 1 to 5 to break the code.

Try this: change the shift to 11, and write a message for a friend. Can you find the right shift by looking at the five guesses? Add more guesses to the range if you need them.

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