Write a code block to encode strings into a secret message. Your code will presume a number, stored in key, and a message to encode, stored as a string variable called message. Don't define these variables in your code - they will be defined when you run the tests.
To do so:
Initialize a variable called encoded as an empty string
Use a for loop to loop across all characters of a string variable message
Inside the loop, convert the character to another character:
. Get the unicode code point for the character (using ord)
. Add the value of key to that code point (which should be an int)
. Convert this new int back to a character (using chr).
Also inside the loop, add this converted char to the string encoded
Note: You should not define key or message in your answer. Those are defined in the cell below where your code is executed (where you see %run)
In [ ] : %%writefile A2Code/encoder. py
# YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()
In : key -200
message-hello
%run -i . /A2Code/encoder .py
assert isinstance(encoded, str)
assert encodedij5k
print( Original Message: It', message)
print( Encoded Message: t', encoded)