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Code_Alpha.py

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alphabets = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H',
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'I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P',
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'Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z'] # series of alphabets in order
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def find_index(letter):
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'''Returns the index of the alphabet in the series of alphabet'''
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return alphabets.index(letter)
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def code_cyclic(index, letter):
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'''Cyclic transform of letters based on the index of the letter in the word and
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that in the series of alphabets in order
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Arguments (Parameters, I guess):
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index - index of the letter in the word (type : int)
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letter - the letter to b coded (type : str)'''
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# The formula used here is : 26 * (index of the letter in word - 1) + (index of the
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# letter in the alphabets)
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# I had to use a separate variable 'index' to avoid the confusion the program gets when
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# choosing the index of the letter (eg, in the case of "HELLO", there are 2 'l' 's and this will cause confusion
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# This problem has been solved in the upcoming function.
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return 26 * index + (find_index(letter) + 1)
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def code_word(word):
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'''codes each word with an array of numbers'''
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number_code = []
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i = 0
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for letter in word:
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number_code.append(code_cyclic(i, letter))
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i += 1
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return number_code
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def code_sentence(sentence):
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'''codes the given sentence into an array of numbers'''
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sentence_number_coded = []
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for word in sentence.split():
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sentence_number_coded.append(code_word(word))
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return sentence_number_coded
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def code_sentence_to_numeric_string(sentence):
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'''codes the given sentence into an array of numbers, each array transfored into a
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numeric string'''
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sentence_number_coded = []
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for word in sentence.split():
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string = ""
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for number in code_word(word):
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string += str(number) + "-"
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sentence_number_coded.append(string)
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sentence_number_coded.append("<space>")
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converted_string = str().join(sentence_number_coded)
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# hope the <space> won't taunt you or disturb you... :)
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return converted_string

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