CS50 caesar solution (Week 2 pset2)

🎥 CS50 caesar solution (Week 2 pset2)
🚀 GOAL:
1. Explain concepts that needed to resolve the problem
2. Helps others to understand how solution formed

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⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:04 Overview sections
0:24 1.0 Overall concept (solution)
1:25 1.1 Argc argv
2:52 2.0 Pseudocode
2:57 2.1 One commend-line argument
4:59 2.2 Check all characters are digits
9:18 2.3 Convert commend-line args from string to int
10:32 2.4 Prompt user for plaintext
11:00 2.5 Iterate over each character of the plaintext & 2.6 Newline
19:02 Pause & try resolve the problem independently
19:02 Solution explanation
27:15 Ending

🔎WALKTHROUGH & TUTORIAL VIDEOS
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🎬SOLUTION VIDEOS
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SOCIAL
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[andriyvovchak]

You are my hero! I love how you explain every step from 0 to the final code, and I appreciate all your effort in doing so.
Thank you!

[LeagueOfAI]

After watching 6:30 part everything makes so much more sense! I wonder how is a beginner supposed to figure all these out lol .

[jitkamoreira]

This is excellent! Amazing job you've done in this presentation. I learned a lot!

[arzamas]

thanks a lot for explaining the theory before explaining the solution

[cbearorz]

thanks for the great videos! it's super helpful!

[valeriousmonk]

Great video for beginners! thank you!

[DARS_]

Hey man can you share the complete source code of caesar3.c? Its not completely visible in the Video and I need to check for errors since my code doesn't check all the boxes according to check50.
" :( encrypts "BARFOO" as "EDUIRR" using 3 as key
expected "ciphertext: ED...", not "ciphertext: AC..."
:( encrypts "BaRFoo" as "FeVJss" using 4 as key
expected "ciphertext: Fe...", not "ciphertext: Ae..." " To be precise.