I had this project assigned to me recently, and I basically knew the logic, but I am not fluent in python syntax, so it was a little hard for me. Coming across this video was really lucky, helped me understand the syntax, and you optimized it as well, which was a learning experience for me. Thanks you for this tutorial!
Yeah, functions can be tricky sometimes! The full code is available on GitHub if you want to double-check: github.com/pixegami/python-caesar-cipher. Hope that helps!
I read a bunch of articles about this and didn't understand the concept, but your explanation made it incredibly easy.
I had this project assigned to me recently, and I basically knew the logic, but I am not fluent in python syntax, so it was a little hard for me. Coming across this video was really lucky, helped me understand the syntax, and you optimized it as well, which was a learning experience for me. Thanks you for this tutorial!
Glad to hear it went well!
All your videos are spot on! Clear, easy to follow, yet very informative. Very grateful for your videos!
Makes my day to hear that! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing and simplifying the caesar cipher application.
Thank you for this video!!!!!!!! So clear and well-explained. 👏👏 You rock!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you 😭i couldn't figure out how to fix edge cases for the life of me😭
Jack your that guy!!
Appreciate you bro 👊🏾💙😎
Good luck with the project!
that is AWSOME dude, i only have one question, what commands can i use without needing the bot to have a high rank?
Sorry, not quite sure what 'bot' you are talking about here!
oh, I'm so sorry, I commented on the wrong video
@@ByCareca No worries mate :)
Thank you !
You're welcome!
Geez, if this project is for beginners, imagine more complex and complicated real world problems that have to be solved with Python.
Decryption part need… it was much easier to learn encryption could be good if you upload decryption too
say Z normal and u get my like
Thanks
Cool project
Thanks!
Thanks!
whenever i include the function it doesnt work
nevermind i forgot the quotation marks
Yeah, functions can be tricky sometimes! The full code is available on GitHub if you want to double-check: github.com/pixegami/python-caesar-cipher. Hope that helps!