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cipher.py

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+'''
+Project: Caesar Cipher
+Jared Joering
+Code:You
+October 28, 2024
+
+Description: In this exercise we will implement a Caesar cipher with a 
+right shift of 5. This exercise is based on the Caesar cipher exersise 
+in the openSAP Python for Beginners course. If you have already solved 
+it as part of the Learn Python course you can re-use your code here.
+
+Write a Python program that encrypts text given by the user. The program
+should ask the user for a plain text sentence and print the encrypted
+text. The text should be encrypted using a caesar cipher with a right 
+shift of 5.
+'''
+
+prompt = input("Please enter a sentence: ")
+new_sentence = []
+
+for letter in prompt:
+    if letter.isalpha():    # Checking to see if the letter is alphabetical
+        new_sentence.append(chr(ord(letter) + 5)) # Moving letter five to the 'right'
+    else:
+        new_sentence.append(letter)   # Else I'm just appending whatever that current letter is
+
+print("The encrypted sentence is:", ''.join(new_sentence))