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Problem 2-5 Code Problem
Problem 2-5. Code Problem. Build an application with a te...
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Problem 2-5 Code Problem
Problem 2-5. Code Problem. Build an application with a text field and two buttons. Type a word or words in the text field. Click one of the buttons. Subtract one from the Unicode value for each character in the typed word(s), then redisplay it. This is a simple encoding technique. When you click the other button, reverse the process to decode the word.
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