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Caesar

PHP 7+ implementation of the Caesar's cipher

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Function Caesar\caesar has two arguments: required string $text and optional (and technically also required) int $offset = 0. The second parameter defines the step of characters in the alphabet's encoding. If you want to decode some encoded text - you should use the opposite offset parameter you've used in the encoding. As in the example above we encoded text with offset 1234 and decoded it using its opposite value - -1234. Also we could encode our text with offset -1234 and decode it with 1234

Author: Nikita Podvirnyy

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