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ynamic-cipher.js x ns > JS 01-dynamic-cipher.js >. aa-assessment-project-manager[bot], 8 months ago | 1 author (aa-assessment-project-manager[bot]) ****************/ ************************************************ Write a function named 'dynamicCipher (offset). When invoked, the dynamicCipher function will accept a number to be used as the offset and return a function. Positive numbers offset each character in a word to the right and negative numbers offset each character in a word to the left. aa-assessment-project-manager [bot], 9 month The function returned by dynamicCipher will accept a string in which each character of the string will be offset by the amount provided when `dynamicCipher was first invoked. It will return a new string which represents the original string encoded by the offset. Examples: js let word1 = "cattail"; rotateRightTwo = dynamicCipher (2); rotateRightTwo(word1); console.log(rotateRightTwo (word1)); // "ecvvckn" // the output "ecvvckn" represents each character in the input string offset by two indexes to the RIGHT in the alphab tv 1 V A ynamic-cipher.js x ns > JS 01-dynamic-cipher.js >. aa-assessment-project-manager[bot], 8 months ago | 1 author (aa-assessment-project-manager[bot]) ****************/ ************************************************ Write a function named 'dynamicCipher (offset). When invoked, the dynamicCipher function will accept a number to be used as the offset and return a function. Positive numbers offset each character in a word to the right and negative numbers offset each character in a word to the left. aa-assessment-project-manager [bot], 9 month The function returned by dynamicCipher will accept a string in which each character of the string will be offset by the amount provided when `dynamicCipher was first invoked. It will return a new string which represents the original string encoded by the offset. Examples: js let word1 = "cattail"; rotateRightTwo = dynamicCipher (2); rotateRightTwo(word1); console.log(rotateRightTwo (word1)); // "ecvvckn" // the output "ecvvckn" represents each character in the input string offset by two indexes to the RIGHT in the alphab tv 1 V A