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Caesar Cipher Encoder & Decoder

Encode/decode Caesar-shift ciphers with configurable shift.

How it works

  • Choose a shift from 0 to 25. Encoding moves Latin letters forward by that amount; decoding applies the inverse shift.
  • Case is preserved and non-Latin/non-letter characters are left unchanged.

Example

  • With shift 3, ABC becomes DEF.

Assumptions and limitations

  • Caesar ciphers are trivially breakable and unsuitable for security.

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