Decrypting the Matrix

I Want to Hack

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Here is Podcast number 4 which covers a program for which I scripted several of its items in order for it to encrypt a string of words using a Caesar Cipher and similarly to decode a string that was encrypted with a Caesar Cipher.

Part of the program to encrypt and decode Caesar Cipher messages on the right and the same program in action on the left.

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