Deciphering Text From Research Paper
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from string import * | |
# create decipher dictionary | |
l = letters[:26] | |
decipher = "".join([l[(i+3)%26] for i in range(len(l))]) | |
decipher = dict(zip(decipher,l)) | |
# open and read encrypted text | |
filename = 'estherDuflo.txt' | |
f = open(filename, 'rw') | |
lines = f.readlines() | |
lines = [l[:-1] for l in lines] | |
# use first 1475 lines only | |
newlines = lines[:1475] | |
# apply decryption on those 1475 lines | |
decipheredLines = [] | |
for line in newlines: | |
x = line.lower() | |
s = [] | |
for letter in x: | |
if letter in letters: | |
s.append(decipher[letter]) | |
else: | |
s.append(letter) | |
s.append('\n') | |
decipheredLines.append(''.join(s)) | |
# write deciphered text to new text file | |
decipheredFile = 'estherDufloDeciphered.txt' | |
df = open(decipheredFile, 'w') | |
for line in decipheredLines: | |
df.write("%s" % line) | |
# close both text files | |
f.close() | |
df.close() | |
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