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    The document describes an implementation of the Caesar cipher substitution cipher. It includes the source code for encrypting and decrypting a string using the Caesar cipher technique of shifting each letter by 3 positions. The code takes a plain text string as input, encrypts it by shifting each character 3 positions forward in the alphabet and stores it in the encrypted string. It then decrypts the encrypted string by shifting each character 3 positions backward in the alphabet and prints the decrypted plaintext string. Sample plaintext and ciphertext are provided along with conclusions about studying the Caesar cipher substitution technique successfully.

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    The document describes an implementation of the Caesar cipher substitution cipher. It includes the source code for encrypting and decrypting a string using the Caesar cipher technique of shifting each letter by 3 positions. The code takes a plain text string as input, encrypts it by shifting each character 3 positions forward in the alphabet and stores it in the encrypted string. It then decrypts the encrypted string by shifting each character 3 positions backward in the alphabet and prints the decrypted plaintext string. Sample plaintext and ciphertext are provided along with conclusions about studying the Caesar cipher substitution technique successfully.

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    Practical No. 2A Aim-Implementation of Various Substitution Stream Ciphers. A) Caesar Cipher Theory:-Source Code

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    The document describes an implementation of the Caesar cipher substitution cipher. It includes the source code for encrypting and decrypting a string using the Caesar cipher technique of shifting each letter by 3 positions. The code takes a plain text string as input, encrypts it by shifting each character 3 positions forward in the alphabet and stores it in the encrypted string. It then decrypts the encrypted string by shifting each character 3 positions backward in the alphabet and prints the decrypted plaintext string. Sample plaintext and ciphertext are provided along with conclusions about studying the Caesar cipher substitution technique successfully.

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    Practical No.

    2A
    Aim-Implementation of various substitution stream ciphers. a) Caesar Cipher

    Theory:-

    Source Code:-

    #include<stdio.h>

    #include<string.h>

    void Encryption(char * Strng);

    void Decription(char * Strng);

    char EString[40];

    void main(void)

    char Strng[40];

    scanf("%s",&Strng);

    printf("\n\nEncrypted String");

    Encryption(Strng);

    printf("\n\nDecrypted String");

    Decription(EString);

    void Encryption(char * Strng)

    int i,j;

    char Cipher[40]="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC";

    i=0;

    while(Strng[i]!='\0')

    Source Code Design & Develop By- Mr. Ravi Asati


    for(j=0;j<26;j++)

    if(Strng[i]!=' ')

    if(Strng[i]==Cipher[j])

    EString[i]=Cipher[j+3];

    printf("%c",Cipher[j+3]);

    else

    printf(" ");

    i++;

    void Decription(char * Strng)

    int i,j;

    char Cipher[40]="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC";

    i=0;

    while(Strng[i]!='\0')

    Source Code Design & Develop By- Mr. Ravi Asati


    for(j=3;j<29;j++)

    if(Strng[i]!=' ')

    if(Strng[i]==Cipher[j])

    printf("%c",Cipher[j-3]);

    else

    printf(" ");

    i++;

    Sample Plain Text:- :- PRIYADARSHINI


    Cipher Text-
    Conclusion:
    The concept of substitution stream ciphers ,Caesar Cipher has been studied
    successfully.

    Viva Questions:
    Q. 1 What is Substitution Cipher?
    Q. 2 What is Caesar Cipher?
    Q. 3 What is Brute Force Attack?
    Q. 4 What is disadvantage of Caesar Cipher ?

    Source Code Design & Develop By- Mr. Ravi Asati

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