Caesar Cipher (Cracking Caesar Cipher with the Brute-Force Technique) - Part II

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In Part I, I have written code to encrypt the plain text for demonstration purpose . In this article we will use Brute Force technique to decrypt the encrypted message.

Note: please make sure to read articles Brute force and Caesar Cipher before this article.


Above code produce below  result, the above code took 17 iteration  to get the actual message.

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