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Okay. Cryptographers use codes all the time. This is just one that I saw in a book. All you have to do is substitute each letter for the letter that comes directly before it. So basically, if I type a "B" in my message, then I'm really using an "A". Note that the letter "A" will mean "Z"; all numbers will be the same exact numbers: 1=1, 2=2, 3=3, 4=4, and so on. All punctuation marks will remain the same as well. Understand now? You might need to type out each letter as you solve it. Sorry I didn't explain it. Forgot the directions were on a different page. :)
J BMNPTU DPVMEO'U GJHVSF UIBU PVU, XMGHSM22! MPM JOEFFE!! :P((Also, if you use smiley faces, don't use different letters!))
((I've noticed that we're having some trouble and confusion. What I was trying to explain earlier was that when you are writing the code, you are supposed to substitute the actual letters for the letters that come after them. When solving a code, you would substitute the jumbled letters for the letters that come before them. Sorry for all of the confusion.))[[Using what I just explained, try to break my next code; answer the question using code please!:]]
Epft fwfszpof hfu ipx up xsjuf dpeft opx?
((If you were trying to make the second word HAHAHA, the tw H's need to be changed to G's; other than that, I understood it.))
((sory i was cunfuzzled))((you wrote: Does everyone get how to write codes
J uijol tp. pomz esbxcbdl ,ju ublft b xijmf up xsjuf.





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