Ciphers and Basic Python
- Created by: krivovl01
- Created on: 17-10-19 11:04
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- Computer Science
- Ciphers
- Substitution
- A cipher which substitutes each letter, number or character with a different one
- Key
- The key in a substitution cipher is how far each letter has being moved.
- Julius Cæsar
- The Cæsar cipher, created by Julius Cæsar, has a key of 3
- Transposition
- A cipher in which the letters, numbers and characters have being moved around
- Encryption
- Plain Text
- Normal Text, not encrypted
- Cipher Text
- Text that has being encrypted so that only people with the key can read it
- Plain Text
- Substitution
- Python
- Data Types
- Real/Float
- A number with a decimal
- 45.8
- A number with a decimal
- String
- A string of characters
- Hello123@idk
- A string of characters
- Integer
- A whole number
- 27
- A whole number
- Boolean
- True or False
- Real/Float
- if, elif, else
- Loops
- for
- while
- input ()
- """
- Data Types
- Ciphers
- Julius Cæsar
- The Cæsar cipher, created by Julius Cæsar, has a key of 3
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