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Bash tutorial - Simple script on file command

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Script (DESKTOP users only) To view script > left click > right click - open image in new tab > the cursor turns into a plus sign > left click > will offer zoomed in mode. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- main.sh --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- colour_coding.sh ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ file_information.sh

C++ script - Caesar Cipher - Encryption and Decryption Menu

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I used the following resources for colour coding: https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/216345/add-a-little-color-to-your-console-text ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following script: - Encrypts a string (user input). - Decrypts the string. This program was created using Visual Studio for the IDE. To view an image below clearly, you may right click > open image in new tab> in the new tab, your cursor will turn into a crosshair symbol > left click > will zoom in on script. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- main.cpp To view an image below clearly, you may right click > open image in new tab> in the new tab, your cursor will turn into a crosshair symbol > left click > will zoom in on script.

Python tutorial - Acronym maker script with source code

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This script takes a string and creates an acronym by taking the first two characters of each word in the string. ======================================================================================== This was made in Visual Studio Code within a virtual environment. The most important commands in working with your virtual environment are: 1. Create your virtual environment > py -m venv env 2. Activate your virtual environment > env\Scripts\activate 3. Go to View > select Command Palette > Select Python Interpreter > (env:venv) 3. Run your application > py main.py ======================================================================================== Screenshot I (Desktop users): To view the sections below clearly > left click on the script > should go to a new window with a zoomed in view or left click once to zoom in. Screenshot II ======================================================================================== main.py Clear.py Banners.py Acronyms.py