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 # CAESAR'S CIPHER IN PYTHON
 A Caesar's Cipher implementation in Python including a bruteforcing tool for cracking the cipher.
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 The code is as minimalistic as it gets and well optimized.
 
 Usage example: python cen.py 10 'This is text to be encrypted'.
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 # WARNING!
 Caesar's cipher is completely insecure and broken. Do not use it in any scenario in which actual security is required.