PYTHON CODE HELP PLEASE restrictions: may not import other modules and use conta

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PYTHON CODE HELP PLEASE

restrictions: may not import other modules and use contains(), index(), or try-except.

caesar_encode(shift, message): This function accepts a shift amount (positive or negative) and a message and returns the encoded message.

Test cases:

# caesar-encode() def test_caesar_encode_01(self): shift 1 message "abcde" encoded "bcdef" result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result) def test_caesar_encode_02 (self): shift = 1 message "I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts!" encoded "J (wf!hpu!b !mpwfmz!cvodi!pg!dpdpovut" result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result) def test_caesar_encode_03 (self): shift =-1 messageabc+++" encodednabk" result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result) def test_caesar_encode_04 (self) shift 5 message "I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts!" result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result) def test_caesar_encode_05 (self): shift = 32 message "I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts!" encoded-"¡G7&q; (05@"@-076_ : @#6/$)@0"@$0$0/654A" result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result) def test_caesar_encode_06(self): shift =-5 message "Once upon a time, long ago and far away, when mice were mice..." result caesar_encode (shift, message) self.assertEqual(encoded, result)

Explanation / Answer

def caesar_encode(shift, message): result = '' for ch in message: val = ord(ch) + shift if val < 32: val = 126-(31-val) elif val > 126: val = val-127+32 result += chr(val) return result print(caesar_encode(1, "abcde"))

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