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Vigenere Cipher, one of the assignments in Problem Set 2. It's like Caesar Cipher, but with a twist.
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C - CS50 - Vigenere slightly off with "BaZ" and "BaRFoo" which gives output of "CaQGoh"
I'm at my wits end with this pset2 exercise. When I test my code I get a single error:
:( encrypts "BaRFoo" as "CaQGon" using "BaZ" as keyword
\ expected output, but not "CaQGoh\n"
Why in the nam …
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C - CS50 - Vigenere slightly off with "BaZ" and "BaRFoo" which gives output of "CaQGoh"
As it turns out, not only do you want to check pre-encoded string characters for case, you also have to check the encoding key characters for case to ensure that the values line up appropriately. My u …
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