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I have created the code in caesar_cracker.py along with finding the secret numbers for each secret txt that are answered in answers.md.

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Developing this code was not the easiest. I did run into some trouble at first with it returning a different secret number from the example in the notes online but then after changing the code and debugging it I got it to return the secret number to be 34. I was able to understand how Caesar Cipher actually works.
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0. `secrets/secret0.txt` is encrypted using a Caesar Cipher. What is
its secret number?
secret number is 78
1. `secrets/secret1.txt` is encrypted using a Caesar Cipher. What is
its secret number?
secret number is 1
2. `secrets/secret2.txt` is encrypted using a Caesar Cipher. What is
its secret number?
secret number is 44
3. `secrets/secret3.txt` is encrypted using a Caesar Cipher. What is
its secret number?
secret number is 59
4. `secrets/secret4.txt` is encrypted using a Caesar Cipher. What is
its secret number?
secret number is 32
## Checkpoint 2
5. What is the polyalphabetic secret word?