There are at least two special "edge" cases that your program will have to handle. Edge cases are situations that may not be handled the right way without special code to look for them and handle them differently. 1. Answer the following questions for each edge case you identify: 1. When will this edge case occur? 2. Why will this edge case occur? 2. For each edge case you have described, write selection statements (if, if-else, or switch) that will handle them properly when placed in the program you outlined with your flowchart. Do NOT write the entire program. Just the selection statements. Hint 1: The encrypted text could be a word, or an entire sentence. Will all characters be encrypted? Hint 2: The method you use to offset the encrypted characters might not work for every character handled by the cipher. If you can figure out why, you should be able to write a helpful if statement.

There are at least two special "edge" cases that your program will have to handle. Edge cases are situations that may not be handled the right way without special code to look for them and handle them differently. 1. Answer the following questions for each edge case you identify: 1. When will this edge case occur? 2. Why will this edge case occur? 2. For each edge case you have described, write selection statements (if, if-else, or switch) that will handle them properly when placed in the program you outlined with your flowchart. Do NOT write the entire program. Just the selection statements. Hint 1: The encrypted text could be a word, or an entire sentence. Will all characters be encrypted? Hint 2: The method you use to offset the encrypted characters might not work for every character handled by the cipher. If you can figure out why, you should be able to write a helpful if statement.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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