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1. Gravity Falls Decoder

I'm trying to make a simple Caesar cipher in java that accepts 2 arguments. One being the phrase, and the next being the shift of the letters.

I'm very new to Java, and I'm still trying to understand the basics. As a requirement, the cipher should keep capital letters capital, and lower case letters lower case. The space between words should also be left alone.

So far I have declared the the variable for the shift and have made 2 separate strings for lower case letters and uppercase letters. I'm not too sure where to proceed from here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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First you don't need 2 arrays, you just need one of them, and keep state of capitalization (in a boolean isCapital for example).

Second, if you use an array of letters, that would be far easier to use for your problem.

Then you just have to apply the shift to the index of the letter modulus the size of the array.

This code might help you run this in java editors like eclipse,netbeans since Scanner is used to take user input.

I've found the relation to find the right letter by using the number of letters(26), the key/shift number and the letter you want to shift

You can put a String and then only letters (UPPER and lower) are shifted, all the rest of the characters will remain the same.

The key can be any int, also negative.

I hope it can help you, sorry for the bad English.

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Kumar, Anil; Ghose, M. K.

Spss support number. 2011-01-01

This paper proposes an extended substitution-diffusion based image cipher using chaotic standard map [1] and linear feedback shift register to overcome the weakness of previous technique by adding nonlinearity. The first stage consists of row and column rotation and permutation which is controlled by the pseudo-random sequences which is generated by standard chaotic map and linear feedback shift register, second stage further diffusion and confusion is obtained in the horizontal and vertical pixels by mixing the properties of the horizontally and vertically adjacent pixels, respectively, with the help of chaotic standard map. The number of rounds in both stage are controlled by combination of pseudo-random sequence and original image. The performance is evaluated from various types of analysis such as entropy analysis, difference analysis, statistical analysis, key sensitivity analysis, key space analysis and speed analysis. The experimental results illustrate that performance of this is highly secured and fast.