Encryption of text

Hello Guys, i have some problems with creating some programms wich i need help with.

i need:

A program that finds the tenth letter in the alphabet after the
entered letters. When the letter 'Z' has been reached, it should return to 'A'
to be started.

A program that takes as input the plaintext and a key that the
shift indicates, receives and outputs the ciphertext. A way to deal with punctuation marks and spaces.

A program, for the possibility of decryption, as inputs you need
plus the ciphertext and the key.

Thanks :wink:

Is this for a school assignment, or just for a project you're making?

For a project, cause, after it i wanna start with Java and since Snap is based on Java i can learn something from here.

Say what?

Use untitled script pic (1) to find where letters are in the alphabet, and use untitled script pic (2) to deal with wraparound.

From here, you learn computer science. Snap is completely different from java, and is in no way based on it. It's nice to learn snap first, but just so you know, there will be a whole lot more you're going to need to learn in order to learn java, in fact, I'd start now. Use snap to learn about cs, then incorporate stuff you learned from snap into your java programs.

lol

Similar posts, very unusual...

Have u also got an idea how to make that? :

A program that takes as input the plaintext and a key that the
shift indicates, receives and outputs the ciphertext. A way to deal with punctuation marks and spaces.

A program, for the possibility of decryption, as inputs you need plus the ciphertext and the key.

Really, even if we were willing to do your homework for you, you'd be sorry come the exam. And, if you're really interested in learning some computer science, this isn't the way to do it.

Snap is based on morphic.js.
And morphic.js is based on JavaScript.
Hence, Snap is based on JavaScript

Saying Java is like JavaScript is like saying cars are like carpets.

Um, I'm pretty sure morphic.js is supposed to be a javascript implementation of morphic, therefore being based on morphic.

Im not saying Java is like JavaScript

I know, I was adding on to what you said

okay

originally I think it was smalltalk / sqeak I saw a post jens said something about the only reason its in javascript is so that it can work in the browser (which still amazes me)

oh, nice

that's absolutely right!