Usage

To use CAESAR DECODER in a project:

from caesar_deco.caesar_deco import caesar_decoder

You are ready to use caesar decoder, first you must know that the text you want to decode must be entered in double quotes, for example:

caesar_decoder("fdhvdu frgh")

You will have an output like the following:

[‘fdhvdu frgh ‘ ‘geiwev gshi ‘ ‘hfjxfw htij ‘ ‘igkygx iujk ‘ ‘jhlzhy jvkl ‘ ‘kimaiz kwlm ‘ ‘ljnbja lxmn ‘ ‘mkockb myno ‘ ‘nlpdlc nzop ‘ ‘omqemd oapq ‘ ‘pnrfne pbqr ‘ ‘qosgof qcrs ‘ ‘rpthpg rdst ‘ ‘squiqh setu ‘ ‘trvjri tfuv ‘ ‘uswksj ugvw ‘ ‘vtxltk vhwx ‘ ‘wuymul wixy ‘ ‘xvznvm xjyz ‘ ‘ywaown ykza ‘ ‘zxbpxo zlab ‘ ‘aycqyp ambc ‘ ‘bzdrzq bncd ‘ ‘caesar code ‘ ‘dbftbs dpef ‘ ‘ecguct eqfg ‘]

Here you find all the possible solutions (according to the displacement) to your encrypted message, in this case the encrypted message was ‘caesar code’