What defines a code is, a system of words, letters, figures or symbols used to replicate a realistic message, which can convey meaning/clues to people. They are generally used for secrecy.
Codes function by exchanging given words, letters, figures or symbols into the realistic language that everyone is familiar with. Rather, simultaneously cracking gibberish codes until it reveals a somewhat revealing message.
Innumerable codes have been introduced to the world, yet only a few have stood out, testing the brains of some of the greatest hackers in the world to the limit.
A notable example of a common code includes the pigpen cipher, which exchanges letters for symbols, featured as fragments of a grid. An additional example is the Caesar cipher,
Codes function by exchanging given words, letters, figures or symbols into the realistic language that everyone is familiar with. Rather, simultaneously cracking gibberish codes until it reveals a somewhat revealing message.
Innumerable codes have been introduced to the world, yet only a few have stood out, testing the brains of some of the greatest hackers in the world to the limit.
A notable example of a common code includes the pigpen cipher, which exchanges letters for symbols, featured as fragments of a grid. An additional example is the Caesar cipher,