Program a substitution cipher in Python. Create 2 functions one for encryption and the other for decryption ( get the text as the parameter).

alphabet = ""

def encrypt(txt):

   shift = int(input("Enter the shift: "))

   new_txt = ""

   for x in txt:

       if x in alphabet:

           if alphabet.index(x)+shift >= len(alphabet):

               new_txt += alphabet[(alphabet.index(x)+shift - len(alphabet))]

           else:

               new_txt += alphabet[alphabet.index(x)+shift]

       else:

           new_txt += x

   return new_txt

def decrpyt(txt):

   shift = int(input("Enter the known shift: "))

   new_txt = ""

   for x in txt:

       if x in alphabet:

           new_txt += alphabet[alphabet.index(x) - shift]

       else:

           new_txt += x

   return new_txt

print(encrypt("yellow dog."))

print(decrpyt("lryybj qbt."))

My code works with lowercase text only. If you need me to modify the code, I can do that. I tested my code with a shift of 13 in both the encryption and decryption. I hope this helps!

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