Encryption of message with ceasor cipher algorithm using python

In this video, I have shown you how to create a python script which will do encryption for you using ceasor cipher algorithm there is no external module required for this project.
related questions :
* Python Encryption Tutorial with PyCrypto
* The Caesar cipher | Journey into cryptography | Computer Science | Khan Academy
* EASY Caesar Cipher in Python
tags : #ceasor_cipher #encription_using_python #i_know_python

[@mukeshjasaiwal5845]

thanks sir

[@paulcoffee77]

great video and much better than the one in the video course i paid for, but didn't pay too much 4 it
:)

[@hifzaali1556]

Awesome explanation

[@mdshahidurrahman8111]

Thank you so much for your contribution

[@land-kc9qz]

Thanks for the video you help me learn more about python still new to it but I have learned other languages

[@somag6810]

Please correct the spelling #encryption. Just suggesting as you may miss any hits with the relevant hashtag. Good video. Thank you.

[@Mdroudian]

from collections import deque

[@missindia3494]

can you please also make a video for decryption?

[@gilfoylekhan]

wow im early

[@venkateshjajula5711]

Thank you ❤️

[@lohithnani8417]

Excellent explaination ,i learned something from this but in decryption how to print

[@cherianthomas4792]

Good one, how we can do the test cases.please explain

[@Jonpaulim]

Great Video. CAn I ask you a question please

[@GurpreetKaur-sk2yq]

Can you explain why you used %26 in detail

[@aayushbannapure4153]

Please activate Windows
bt still Love u r vids :)

[@JNET_Reloaded]

Q1 Any prerequsits? and Q2 can you put on github and put link to your vids so i can add them to my playlists?

[@shaikbeelal2371]

Simple cipher is also

[@masterkrepez7583]

What if we have a text with symbols(.?,) how do we let them as they are and just keep the text

[@-taylor-9980]

What is this program you are using? I can't find any downloads that do not just show me a command prompt its pissing me off.

[@dd_ad4620]

thanks

[@Iknowpython]

welcome bro

[@Whatever-po3vn]

Can you make a version of decryption？

[@atomicnolxix]

(x+n)%26 is for encryption
(x-n)%26 is for decryption

[@hawkguy0986]

@@atomicnolxixBut where do you make changes in the code

[@atomicnolxix]

@@hawkguy0986 In the elif and else statement blocks

[@hawkguy0986]

@@atomicnolxix I keep running into a range error in those blocks when I do that. What should the code be?

[@hawkguy0986]

Nvm I figured it out. Thanks for your help

[@undefinedgamer1537]

now how to decrypt also show that

[@hawkguy0986]

I can't figure out the decryption of the code. Can someone help me

[@cardboardpow8979]

after a lot of internet, I have something I'm proud of
import string
cipher = lambda text, offset : text.translate(str.maketrans(string.ascii_letters, f"{string.ascii_letters[-offset % 51 + 1:]}{string.ascii_letters[:-offset % 51 + 1]}"))

[@78anurag]

I have no idea what this code does but 👍

[@ragingbull23]

hey I followed your steps but my encrypted text only outputs 1 character, how can I fix this?

[@vidyashree8418]

Even I'm facing the same problem?

[@vidyashree8418]

What to do for that

[@hawkguy0986]

def encripted(string,shift):
cipher=' '
for char in string:
if char==' ':
cipher=cipher+char
elif char.isupper():
cipher=cipher+chr((ord(char)-shift+65)%26+65)
else:
cipher=cipher+chr((ord(char)-shift+97)%26+97)

return cipher

[@star_12_08]

Please...i want code in verilog 😢...

[@fareeyafaisal8201]

hi can you send me code

[@pineapple1juice414]

Make a decrypter for it

[@Iknowpython]

bro for decryption just replace '+' with '-' in the formula and you are done

[@jasonwesterkamp4331]

@@doneeverything5410 to decrypt the message, enter the encrypted message as the new input message and place a - sign in front of the original shift key used in the original encryption.

[@akshatdodhiya]

@@doneeverything5410 Only replace the '+' before the shift with '-', everything else should remain the same.

[@ajithpinninti7373]

Plz remove noise from bg

[@Iknowpython]

ok bro next time i will take care of that