Python代写 | Assignment 1 – Caesar Cipher with

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Assignment 1 – Caesar Cipher with
Command Line Input
This is an individual python assignment revisiting the caesar cipher from
semester 1 and adapt it to use command line input (CLI). A model solution for
the caesar cipher using interactive user input will be available on a github
repository.
Tasks
Your tasks are:
1. Register for the assignment in github classroom and clone the
assignment1 repository to have a local copy.
2. Adapt the code so that the cipher now preserves case, e.g. Hello World!
-> Mjqqt Btwqi! when encrypted with a shift of 5
3. Change the code so that instead of interactive user input, the code now
takes commmand line input (CLI). Your program will be called
“caesar_cipher.py” and the CLI should work as follows:
$ ./caesar_cipher.py
usage:
./caesar_cipher.py (e|d)
Examples:
./caesar_cipher.py e
./caesar_cipher.py d
$ ./caesar_cipher.py e 5 Hello World!
Mjqqt Btwqi!
$ ./caesar_cipher.py d 5 Mjqqt Btwqi!
Hello World!
In the case that the program is called with too few arguments, the output
messages should be considerd as error messages. The usage message given
above should be printed to the the standard error stream (stderr). To do this
you write:
print(“This is an error message\n”, file=sys.stderr)
4. Tests are included and can be run by calling python -m pytest in the
same directory as the “caesar_cipher.py” file. Make sure to run these
tests regularly to identify any problems with the code that need fixing.
N.B. The outcome of these tests will be used to mark the assignments. You
must use the tests or you will end up not following the intructions correctly
and your submission will be incorrect in some way. If you have trouble using
the tests then ask for help – do not simply ignore the tests!
Extension
An extension to the assignment is to add file read and write capabilities to the
caesar cipher code.
1. Complete the ret_file_msg function so that it returns the contents of a
file as a string if the file exists, otherwise it returns a FileNotFoundError.
2. Complete the write_msg_to_file function so that it writes the msg string
to the specified file.
3. Add these capabilities to the CLI so that it now works:
$ ./caesar_cipher.py
usage:
./caesar_cipher.py (e|d) (|–file ) [–write
]
Examples:
./caesar_cipher.py e
./caesar_cipher.py d
./caesar_cipher.py d –file
./caesar_cipher.py d –file
$ ./caesar_cipher.py e 5 Hello World!
Mjqqt Btwqi!
$ ./caesar_cipher.py d 5 Mjqqt Btwqi!
Hello World!
$ ./caesar_cipher.py d 5 Mjqqt Btwqi! –write output1.txt
$ ./caesar_cipher.py e 5 –file input_msg.txt
Mjqqt Btwqi!
$ ./caesar_cipher.py e 5 –file input_msg.txt –write output2.txt
Spec
The only things which should be alterred in the assignment repository are of
“caesar_cipher.py” and “README.md”. Do not change the test files!
To ensure the tests will work, make sure:
• Your code file is called “caesar_cipher.py”.
• The following functions exist, with unalterred names or argument
positions:
o caesar_encrypt(shift_value, msg)
o caesar_decrypt(shift_value, msg)
o ret_file_msg(file_name)
o write_msg_to_file(file_name, msg)
All the above can be checked by running the tests. The tests will fail if the
above conditions are not followed.
The README.md file is what someone should read when first taking a look at
your code. It should be a mark down file formatted similarly to this one. It
should contain the following:
• Author and date that the code was created.
• A short description of what the code does
• How to use the code and examples of output
Submission
The submission deadline is 1200 on Tuesday 18th February.
To submit your code you need to make sure your final version is pushed back
to the github classroom repository by the deadline.