i worte this so far.. only problem is that the spaces do not work. Is it possible to change the value for blankspace in java? I place the crypted message in the “int[] tal ={}” of course..
public class skrivurt {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int[] tal = {};
skriv(tal[0]);
skriv(tal[1]);
skriv(tal[2]);
skriv(tal[3]);
skriv(tal[4]);
skriv(tal[5]);
skriv(tal[6]);
skriv(tal[7]);
skriv(tal[8]);
skriv(tal[9]);
skriv(tal[10]);
skriv(tal[11]);
skriv(tal[12]);
skriv(tal[13]);
skriv(tal[14]);
skriv(tal[15]);
skriv(tal[16]);
skriv(tal[17]);
skriv(tal[18]);
skriv(tal[19]);
skriv(tal[20]);
skriv(tal[21]);
skriv(tal[22]);
skriv(tal[23]);
skriv(tal[24]);
skriv(tal[25]);
skriv(tal[26]);
skriv(tal[27]);
skriv(tal[28]);
skriv(tal[29]);
skriv(tal[30]);
skriv(tal[31]);
skriv(tal[32]);
skriv(tal[33]);
skriv(tal[34]);
skriv(tal[35]);
skriv(tal[36]);
skriv(tal[37]);
skriv(tal[38]);
skriv(tal[39]);
skriv(tal[40]);
skriv(tal[41]);
skriv(tal[42]);
skriv(tal[43]);
skriv(tal[44]);
skriv(tal[45]);
skriv(tal[46]);
skriv(tal[47]);
skriv(tal[48]);
skriv(tal[49]);
}
static void skriv(int tal){
if (tal==61){
System.out.print(“a”);
}
else if (tal==60){
System.out.print(“b”);
}
else if (tal==59){
System.out.print(“c”);
}
else if (tal==58){
System.out.print(“d”);
}
else if (tal==57){
System.out.print(“e”);
}
else if (tal==56){
System.out.print(“f”);
}
else if (tal==55){
System.out.print(“g”);
}
else if (tal==54){
System.out.print(“h”);
}
else if (tal==53){
System.out.print(“i”);
}
else if (tal==52){
System.out.print(“j”);
}
else if (tal==51){
System.out.print(“k”);
}
else if (tal==50){
System.out.print(“l”);
}
else if (tal==49){
System.out.print(“m”);
}
else if (tal==48){
System.out.print(“n”);
}
else if (tal==47){
System.out.print(“o”);
}
else if (tal==46){
System.out.print(“p”);
}
else if (tal==45){
System.out.print(“q”);
}
else if (tal==44){
System.out.print(“r”);
}
else if (tal==43){
System.out.print(“s”);
}
else if (tal==42){
System.out.print(“t”);
}
else if (tal==41){
System.out.print(“u”);
}
else if (tal==40){
System.out.print(“v”);
}
else if (tal==39){
System.out.print(“v”);
}
else if (tal==38){
System.out.print(“w”);
}
else if (tal==37){
System.out.print(“x”);
}
else if (tal==36){
System.out.println(“y”);
}
else if (tal==35){
System.out.println(“z”);
}
else{
System.out.print(" ");
}
}
}
- daMage
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”
By the way, for this level you could also use C# or something like this I think that’s also a easy way :)
Worked nice for me
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”
The nicer aspect of Javascript in relation to these levels is the fact that you can run it in the browser. Directly interacting with the loaded page. You can shave seconds off your time by getting Javascript to add the answer to and submit the form automatically.
Of course it’s easier in JavaScript and you don’t have to compile it.
But the nice thing about a C# program is that you can use it as long as you want and I guess when you really want to use such a method then you probably want a stable program to do it for you.
And you can auto-copy the output of the program so time won’t be any problem..
Theres no place like 127.0.0.1
To Find it’s a WhiteSpace use Character.isWhitespace(codePointValue);
Holy Smoke ~~~ In C i can write better program …….. In Java Much Better so i can do App . In order to transfer from char to int(ASCII) and later ASCII to char … I use Casting in Java If i really wanted to or else I ask Java to do for me.