CIPHERS Cryptology, the science of writing and breaking codes and ciphers, uses many ides from mathematics. It is a rapidly expanding profession. Can you decipher the following message, which is written in pig-pen cipher? L MOUT Orun FELLOF OJHD3 The Pigpen Cipher is a Substitution Cipher that was used by the Freemasons in the 18th Century. They substituted each letter of the alphabet with a picture. A key to this cipher is formed by placing the letters of the alphabet in "pens" formed by the sales in a tic-tac-toe grid. In the grid the letters are places as shown below. ### A J K L T U DEF M N V W x GH R Y To make the cipher, no dots are used for the letters A through I, only the sides of the pens. We use one dot in each pen for the letters J through R and two dots per pen for S through Z. Write the cipher for each letter below. A- B- C- D. E- F. G- H- J- K- L- M- N- O- P. Q- R- S- T- U- V. w - X - Y- z- Use the key to decipher the message(picture on the top page):

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Python Algorithms Part 1 – Binary SearchLet's play a little game to give you an idea of how different algorithms for the same problem can have wildly different efficiencies. If I choose an integer from 1 to 16 and ask you to guess what the number is, you can keep guessing numbers until you hit on it. When you guess wrong, I tell you whether you are too high or too low. Once you've guessed the number, think about the technique you used to decide each of your next guesses.If you guessed 1, then 2, then 3, then 4, and so on, until you guessed the right number, you used an approach called “linear search,” meaning you guessed the numbers serially and sequentially, as if they were lined up in a row. This is definitely one way to find the mystery number, but it could require as many as 16 guesses. However, you could get lucky, if the number was 1, you’d only need 1 guess. Using a linear search process, on average, you'd need 8 guesses.There is an approach that is more efficient than just…