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Re: Cipher discussion 12 Years Ago by Momerath Ceasar cipher is easily broken with brute force as there are (in English, at least) only 25 possible keys. Even if you use a full 256 keys it's still (or even full 32 bit Unicode) trivial for modern computers. Ceasar Cipher Issues 10 Years Ago by Doogledude123 Alright, so I have been coding a Ceasar Cipher in Java and I have the encrypting working, However, … Ceasar Cipher 14 Years Ago by SMIFMD Can anybody help me out on creating the ceasar cipher. I am attempting to create the program with several … get that far. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. [code] ######CEASAR CIPHER########## from string import * def message(): print "Type in… Re: One line Caesar 12 Years Ago by TrustyTony …for %i...' % shift) c = ascii_lowercase[shift:]+ascii_lowercase[:shift] ceasar.dict[shift] = maketrans(ascii_lowercase+ascii_uppercase, c+c.upper()) return …text.translate(ceasar.dict[shift]) ceasar.dict={} # test if __name__ == '__main__': test_phrase = '… One line Caesar 12 Years Ago by TrustyTony I was not happy of solution [url]http://chaos.weblogs.us/archives/331[/url] for one line Ceasar cipher, so I wrote my own version without import by using raw_input (change to input for Python3). Chance to play little with memoryview object also. Crypt: give displacement amount for shift Decrypt: give -displacement amount shift Simple Ceasar Cipher 9 Years Ago by Jophis I'm working on a simple Ceasar Cipher encryption program in C. I am trying to make … Hotspot and on mouseover Effect 15 Years Ago by bookworm619 …" src="test.gif" onmouseover="trailOn('Friends/Ceasar.jpg','1','250');" onmouseout="hidetrail() width="600…; href="http://www.myspace.com" title="ceasar" alt="ceasar" /> </map> </body>… Converting a char array into numbers 19 Years Ago by dj_saxy Is is possible to take an array full of characters and then make the characters into numbers? i.e. a =1, b=2 etc. I'm trying to write a program that deciphers ceasar shift ciphers. Any ideas would be really helpful, Thanks dj_saxy Counting occurance of letters in a string 12 Years Ago by Yoink I have to write a program that will decode a Ceasar cypher with any possible rotation length on a long string … Re: Counting occurance of letters in a string 12 Years Ago by bvdet … = 'I have to write a program that will decode a Ceasar cypher with any possible rotation length' >>> dd… Caesar Cipher 10 Years Ago by strongard63 …??? 1)how to decrypt a code (which is encoded using Ceasar Cipher and composed not only from alphabets but numbers like… Re: Caesar Cipher 10 Years Ago by ddanbe Look at an [ASCII table](http://www.asciitable.com/). What is wrong with extending Ceasar cypher to more than 26 letters of the alfabet? It would make the decyphering a bit harder, I guess. Re: Caesar Cipher 10 Years Ago by strongard63 …;Look at an ASCII table. What is wrong with extending Ceasar cypher to more than 26 letters of the alfabet? It… Re: Need help with Caesar Cipher program 20 Years Ago by xlogan777 …have a string like this "my name is ceasar" if u use the string tokenizer then …delimiter to be a empty space. my name is ceasar lets say for example StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(&…quot;my name is ceasar"," ", false); while( st.hasMoreTokens() ) … Re: Collins: Why this scientist believes in God 16 Years Ago by lasher511 … bull crap.)[/quote] There is very little proof that julius ceasar existed either and yet we still believe that he did…. The difference between Ceasar and Jesus is that the historical texts about Ceasar are not in the Bible. Matthew… Re: need help 12 Years Ago by doma18 …, " << endl; cout << "1. Plain Ceasar Cipher. " << endl; cout << "2… << endl << "You have chosen : Plain Ceasar Cipher " << endl; level1(); } else if (choice == 2… Re: Password encrypt/decrypt 17 Years Ago by tonakai … it [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher"]ceasar cipher[/URL] :P if you want to store passwords in… Re: Collins: Why this scientist believes in God 17 Years Ago by Duki … bible is not intended to be litteral then neither is Ceasar Agustus's [I]Galic Wars[/I] or Thucydides, one of… Re: Do you believe evolution? 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Speaking of the Big Bang -- where did that huge gas ball come from anyway? What was there before the BB ? Don't you think we humans are just too ignorant to understand all that yet? Even if God did explain it exactly to us it would have the same affect as us trying to explain TV to Julius Ceasar or even worse to Moses. Re: Do you believe evolution? 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … same affect as us trying to explain TV to Julius Ceasar or even worse to Moses.[/QUOTE] Yeah, the question of… Re: What are you eating/drinking right now? 13 Years Ago by almostbob Kraft Dinner and ceasar salad Re: Cryptography problem 13 Years Ago by redyugi There is no need to make 2 threads in the span of an hour on the same topic. Also, can you show us some effort on your part? It looks like a simple ceasar cypher to me though. Re: Cipher discussion 12 Years Ago by bangor_boy Cheers never looked at momerath in that way, what about the brute force and the Ceasar cipher Re: Encryption program 12 Years Ago by TrustyTony … letter value 0..255 and for each possible shift for Ceasar -12..13 for the ascii letters. A stronger simple encryption… Re: Java projects for learners 10 Years Ago by Doogledude123 … exceeds 21. **Calculator** Simple addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication calculator. **Ceasar Cipher** Encrypt a String given a shift value. See [This… Re: Java Beginner Caesar Cipher 10 Years Ago by stultuske …', 'z'}; you've made a good start. after all: a ceasar shift (the default shifting step = 1) ony takes the next… Re: Java Beginner Caesar Cipher 10 Years Ago by Doogledude123 I just finished a ceasar cipher not too long ago. I'll give you my … Re: Inventory 4 9 Years Ago by Doogledude123 … > Simple addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication calculator. > > Ceasar Cipher > Encrypt a String given a shift value. >… Re: Caesar cipher in python 7 Years Ago by Reverend Jim A Ceasar cyper encodes by shifting letters in one direction, and decodes by shifting in the opposite direction. `key` is the number of places to shift. If the user wants to decode then `key` is negated to shift in the opposite direction. Re: Ceasar Cipher 14 Years Ago by woooee Some corrections to get you started, provided the indentation is correct.[CODE]def encrypted_message(): ## "message" has not been defined in this function char = message encrypted_message = "" ## encrypted_message = "" from the previous statement for char in encrypted_message: x = …