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Lab 9 CS50

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Hey, I just copy and pasted your code, because mine didnt worked and i didnt found my fault. But yours also does not seem to work. Do you know the issue with my computer?

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Firstly thank you so much , ur code has helped me lot , I wanted to ask you about pset 9 , but i found the answer so i colsed the comment .

My substitution program is working EXCEPT it prints ! at the end of the ciphertext output - help

I've tried everything I can think of - debug, printf, and tinkering endlessly with the code - what's going on?

Here's the "print ciphertext" part of the program:
{
printf("ciphertext: ");
for (int j=0; j<strlen(argv[1]);j++)
{
int orig = plain[j];
int new_char;
if ((orig > 64)&&(orig < 91))
{
int alpha_seq = orig-64; //finds alphabetic sequence # for uppercase character
new_char = toupper(key[(alpha_seq-1)]); //assigns new letter from key
}
else if ((orig > 96)&&(orig<123))
{
int alpha_seq = (orig-96); //finds alphabetic sequence # for lowercase character
new_char = tolower(key[(alpha_seq-1)]); //assigns newe letter from key
}
else
{
new_char = orig; //leaves non-alpha characters the same
}
cipher=(char)new_char;
printf("%c", cipher); //prints cipher character
}
}
printf("\n");

Thank

nice work! thank you! bro

Application raised an exception

Hey Mayconpm,
Firstly thank you so so much for the code. It’s really well written and has helped me a lot. However, I am getting this error message with the exact same code.

The terminal says, “application raised an exception” in red which doesn’t allow the program to compile.

Could you please tell me how I could possibly resolve this as I’ve ragged my brain over this since the past 3 days but haven’t come to a definite output…it’ll be really kind of you:)

Thankyou so much again for the brilliant code!!

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