This week$$s lab will be involving Caesar ciphers. As such, here$$s some background$/$explanation

as to what that specifically is$.$ Essentially, a Caesar cipher takes a word or phrase and shifts the

letters of the text by a certain amount. So$,$ a shift $3$ would look something like this:

Maggie May Neal $->$ Pdjjlh Pdb Qhdo

Where this is the alphabet associated with it:

$($Note: You can shift right or left $$ we are shifting right for encoding in this lab.$)$

Notice how the alphabet wraps around, where Z is no longer the end and A is no longer the

beginning. Also note, to decode, you$$ll shift opposite what you did to encode.

Please find further sources on Caesar ciphers here:

$$ Caesar Cipher Decoder

$$ Caesar Cipher wikipedia