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12:42pm Mon 6th May, Arran S.

Hi,

I think you may have a fairly major misunderstanding of the project specification and the header file you're provided with. My first suggestion would be to first make sure you've read through the whole of the specification and the provided header file. My next suggestion would be to discuss it in your lab with the lab facilitation staff.

If that doesn't help, then perhaps post again, saying what you currently understand, and what you're still unclear about.

cheers,

Arran

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Hi Arran, does this mean we are free to decide whether our function encrypts lower case alphabets and punctuation characters?

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