For this lab we are going to be creating a basic encryption/decryption function
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For this lab we are going to be creating a basic encryption/decryption function. The principle function we are writing will call an encrypt function and/or a decrypt function. Normally, I wouldn't spec the additional functions for you to write but for this lab I'm listing at least 3 functions you need to write.
Our encryption is going to be basic. If a letter is simply going to be replaced with a different letter from the alphabet. Use this scheme when encrypting or decrypting:
a == z
b == y
c == x
d == w
e == v
f == u
g == t
h == s
i == r
j == q
k == p
l == o
m == n
and so on.... (you must go all the way to z == a)
So an 'a' will be come 'z' and a 'z' will become an 'a', a 'b' will become an 'y' and an 'y' will be come a 'b', and so on. We'll only be dealing with lower case letters. Any thing that isn't a lower case letter just gets "added" to the results string. So spaces stay spaces, punctuation stays punctuation, etc.
Here's a snippet of code you can use to start that process:
string results = "";
for ( int i=0; i<input.length(); i++ )
{
if ( input[i] == 'a' )
{
results = results + "z";
}
Requirements
1. You must write your method signatures in a file called: encrypt.h
2. You must write the principle function with signature: void encryptDecrypt( string inputfile, string outputfile );
3. You must write the "helper" function with signature: string encrypt( string input );
4. You must write the "helper" function with signature: string decrypt( string input );
5. Since my code needs to call your helper functions too, they must be declared in the header file too.
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- Kmgina
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