A simple Python implementation of the Caesar Cipher for encrypting and decrypting messages with a user-defined shift. This project also includes a loop for repeated use and handles non-alphabet characters gracefully.
The Caesar Cipher is a basic encryption technique used in ancient Rome. Each letter in the message is shifted by a fixed number of positions down the alphabet.
- Encode and decode messages
- Custom shift value
- Preserves non-alphabet characters like numbers, spaces, and punctuation
- Looping functionality for continuous use
- ASCII art logo support (if
artmodule is present)
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/caesar-cipher-encoder-decoder.git
cd caesar-cipher-encoder-decoder