A repository that I created to save the earliest codes or programs that I wrote while learning how to program in python

The following is a brief description of the programs. The README file of the bash_scripts directory contains a simple instruction on how to run any of these programs as scripts on your locale, in case you find them useful and wish to use any.

In this program I was practicing how to slice strings in python, you will understand better if you take a look at the content of the file 0-pld.py. I actually wrote it while taking a PLD session, hence the name given to the file.

The python script prints a prompt, receives a message (as texts) inputed by the user, and prints the same message as ASCII values, thereby making it a secrete or hidden message

The script reverses what is done by the script previously described above; it changes the ASCII values back to the text that was initially converted to ASCII

A program that, I believe, could be very much better and simpler than this; it allows the user to register new customers and outputs the names of all the newly registered customer as an ordered list

As a beginner, I was at this point just trying to learn by practice, Object Oriented Programming in python.

I learned how to:

• create a class
• use some magic methods
• create instances
• define some functions and so on

This program encrypts the string passed to it by moving all alphabets and numbers seven times from its relative position (e.g; a will be h and 0 will be 7)

The program does not move any character that is neither an uppercase alphabet (A...Z) or a lowercase alphabet (a...z) or a digit (0...9) because appropriate checks are placed. The program also performs the shift within a defined range. For example, it will not replace an uppercase with a lowercase alphabet.

Thanks to Derek Banas; he thought me and I owned the code

This program reverses the action of 5-encrypted.py described above