I Thought My Python Logic Was Broken. It Wasn't.
Every error I fixed taught me something the working code couldn't. My first real debugging lesson came from a tiny Python program. When you're learning programming, there's a strange moment that happens sooner or later. You write the code. You read it again. The logic makes sense. You run it. And Python basically says: No. 😐 That happened to me while building a simple Caesar cipher in Python. And surprisingly, the error taught me more... Read More What I Was Building I was working on a basic Caesar cipher . The idea is simple: Take a letter and shift it through the alphabet. For example, with a shift of 3: A → D B → E C → F So a message like: hello could become something like: khoor It's obviously not strong encryption for modern security, but it is a great beginner project for understanding how text,... Read More I wanted my program to do three basic things: Take text from the user. Encrypt the text. Decrypt it back. I also wante...