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Problem:
The pycipher.Atbash cipher does not preserve the case of the input text during encryption. When encrypting mixed-case strings, the output is always converted to uppercase, which may not be the desired behavior.
Steps to Reproduce:
Use the Atbash cipher on a string with mixed case, such as "zbCc".
Observe that the result is converted to uppercase, even though the input string contains both lowercase and uppercase characters.
Expected Behavior:
The Atbash cipher should preserve the case of the input text, meaning that lowercase letters should remain lowercase and uppercase letters should remain uppercase after encryption.
Actual Behavior:
The Atbash cipher converts all letters to uppercase, ignoring the case of the input text.
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Problem:
The pycipher.Atbash cipher does not preserve the case of the input text during encryption. When encrypting mixed-case strings, the output is always converted to uppercase, which may not be the desired behavior.
Steps to Reproduce:
Use the Atbash cipher on a string with mixed case, such as "zbCc".
Observe that the result is converted to uppercase, even though the input string contains both lowercase and uppercase characters.
Expected Behavior:
The Atbash cipher should preserve the case of the input text, meaning that lowercase letters should remain lowercase and uppercase letters should remain uppercase after encryption.
Actual Behavior:
The Atbash cipher converts all letters to uppercase, ignoring the case of the input text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: