Welcome to the CSE142 Encryption Machine The program lets you encrypt a message with a key for your recipient to decrypt! Encrypted messages use a shared keyword to decrypt. Enter key: cseonefortytwo...

PLEASE DON'T USE "IF" OR "RETURN" STATEMENTS AND NOOOO "\N","\" VALUES EITHER

Extracted text: Welcome to the CSE142 Encryption Machine The program lets you encrypt a message with a key for your recipient to decrypt! Encrypted messages use a shared keyword to decrypt. Enter key: cseonefortytwo "cseonefortytwo" has been encrypted to: fvhrqhiruwbwzr How many words is your message? 4 Next word: computer "computer" has been encrypted to: frpsxwhu Next word: science "science" has been encrypted to: vflhqfh Next word: is "is" has been encrypted to: lv Next word: awesome "awesome" has been encrypted to: dzhvrph Message fully encrypted. Happy secret messaging!


Extracted text: As usual, we recommend you approach the program in stages, rather than trying to complete everything at once. Specifically, we suggest implementing functionality in the following order: 1 Single letter: Write a method to encrypt a fixed single letter with a fixed shift of 3. 2 Parametrized letters: Modify your single letter encryption method to be able to encrypt any letter in your alphabet with a shift of three. You'll need to have implemented your ALPHABET constant to do this. 3 Single word: Once your single letter encryption method completely works, write a method that encrypts a single word with a shift of 3 by calling your single letter method. 4 User input: Prompt the user for a key and a message to encrypt and output the encrypted ciphertext. 5 SHIFT constant: modify your program to use a constant to determine the amount to shift characters by. Hints Remember that you can find the index of a specific character within a String with the index0f(char) method You can also find the character at a specific index within a String with the charAt(int) method To allow for characters wrapping around the alphabet, it might be helpful to think of the alphabet as being circular. Use the mod (%) operator to wrap around! If your program is generating InputMismatchException errors, you are likely reading the wrong type of values from your Scanner (for example, using nextInt to read text).