Database System Concepts
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Develop a single program using a python
a. Encrypts and decrypts a message using the Cesar’s Cipher. The user encrypting
the message is prompted to enter a message and then a key that indicates the displacement.
The user decrypting the message is prompted to enter the encrypted message and the key.
b. Decrypts and displays all (26) possible solutions
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