The Asc function in VB takes a character and return an integer that represents that character. It does not matter what the integer representing the character actually is, but what matters is this: Asc("a") is 1 less than Asc("b"), so that: x=Asc("a") thisLetter = x+1 # thisLetter is the Asc("b") This is a powerful fact that is used in encryption techniques, so data transferred over the web is 'deciphered so it is unreadable to others. To decipher data, we take a string and change it into another string by adding a constant to its asc (short for ascii) value. To cipher and decipher data, we need two functions: one to take a string, and change it to something else. For this we need to use the asc function, and add the 'key' to result in a new string. For example, say x is one letter to be ciphered, and the key is 3. We can use: Newx=asc(x)+3 Newx will be an integer. To find out what letter that integer represents you can use the chr function as in: chr(x). Write a function cipher that takes a string and a key (integer). The function ciphers the string into another string and returns the new string. Note that when we reach 'z', and we want to add the key, we must 'roll' into the alphabet one more time, hence asc(''z''+3 should give us asc(''c''). Write another function to decipher (do the opposite of the previous function), given a string and a key, it returns the deciphered string. In the form, write an event handler for a button to get a string, and an integer as input, then call the cipher function and show its output. Then call the decipher function and display its output. The decipher output should match the original string.
The below program would help to provide an idea on how to solve the stated problem
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Imports System
Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Linq
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Imports System.Integer
Namespace StringCipherDecipher
Public Module Program
' The below function will check if the string has valid
characters
Function CheckCharacters(ByVal WordToCheck As String)
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To WordToCheck.Length - 1
If Char.IsLetter(WordToCheck.Chars(i)) Then
Return True
End If
Next
Return False
End Function
'Below function will convert each character of the string to a new character adding the key to its Asc value
Function Cipher(ByVal strWord As String, ByVal strKey As
Integer)
Dim Newx As Integer
Dim NewChar As String
Dim i As Integer
NewChar=""
For i = 0 To strWord.Length - 1
If strWord.Chars(i) = "z" Then
Newx = Asc( "a")+strKey
Else
Newx = Asc(strWord.Chars(i))+strKey
End If
NewChar = NewChar + Chr(Newx)
Next
return NewChar
End Function
'Below function will convert each character of the string to a new character subtracting the key to its Asc value, opposite of cipher function
Function Decipher(ByVal strWord As String, ByVal strKey As
Integer)
Dim Newx As Integer
Dim NewChar As String
Dim i As Integer
NewChar=""
For i = 0 To strWord.Length - 1
If strWord.Chars(i) = "a" Then
Newx = Asc( "z") - strKey
Else
Newx = Asc(strWord.Chars(i)) - strKey
End If
NewChar = NewChar + Chr(Newx)
Next
return NewChar
End Function
'Below function is the event handler that will trigger the input and cipher and decipher of entered string
Private Sub btnCipherDecipher_Click(ByVal sender As
System.Object, _
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _
Handles btnCipherDecipher.Click
Dim strWord As String
Dim strKey As Integer
Dim CipherString As String
Dim DecipherString As String
strWord = InputBox("Enter a string to cipher", "Cipher String")
'Prompting to enter cipher string
strKey = InputBox("Enter the keyword to cipher string", "Cipher
String Key") 'Prompting to enter cipher key
If CheckCharacters(strWord) And IsNumeric(strKey) Then
CipherString = Cipher(strWord, strKey) 'calling
Cipher function passing the entered string with key
MsgBox("Cipher string : " + CipherString )
DecipherString = Decipher(CipherString , strKey) 'calling
Decipher function passing the cipher string with key
MsgBox("Decipher string : " + DecipherString )
Else
MsgBox("You provided an invalid value", _
MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly Or MsgBoxStyle.Information, _
"Cipher string")
End If
End Sub
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