Caesar Cipher
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Caesar Cipher shifts the letter by a fixed number of places to the left or to the right.
To decrypt this, the recipient should know that it has been shifted by 3.
The Caesar Cipher uses a key between 1 and 25.
A key of 1 shifts each letter by one position (A becomes B).
A key of 25 shifts each letter by 25 positions (A becomes Z).
A key of 0 or 26 results in no change (full rotation). [Key of 0: Each letter is shifted by 0 positions, meaning every letter stays the same.; Key of 26: There are 26 letters in the English alphabet. Shifting each letter by 26 positions brings it back to its original position, completing a full rotation of the alphabet.]
The Caesar Cipher has a keyspace of 25 different keys.