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erbrown2
a0d74d3ab8 This lab was really really cool, I won't lie! The strategy I used was I compared the plaintext message and the ciphertext message character by character. I noticed the differences repeated in a pattern showing the secret word which was python. The I used the polycipher class with the secret word to decrypt the encrypted message! This was really sick!! I want to do more of this! 2026-05-19 13:59:12 -04:00
erbrown2
4ae218af57 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. 
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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52f26bd1ee Initial commit 2026-02-21 19:41:48 +00:00