--OVERVIEW-- The caesar cipher is a type of substitution code where you take a letter in the alphabet and replace it with a letter that comes a number of letters after it. It was invented by Roman emperor Julius Caesar (100 BC - 44 BC) to communicate in war. --ENCODING-- To use this project, input a string of lowercase letters (it won't work for anything else) and then input a shift number. The project will then encode your input and return it in list form so you are able to copy your result. --DECODING-- If you type [nothing] in place of the shift number, the output will be a list of all the possible outputs. In other terms, each input will be shifted one letter, two letters, three letters, ... and 25 letters, and all added to the output list. --CREDITS-- Thanks to my dad for introducing me to this, and to caesarcipher.net for the info and thumbnail image.
