In Python, there is constant for alphabet in string module:
string.ascii_lowercase//'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'
I can’t find anything like that for JS.
I guess I found some mapping technique:
const alphabet = [...Array(26)].map((v,i)=>v=String.fromCharCode(i+97));
But it’s not constant obviously. So there is no such thing in JavaScript?
you can use string method charCodeAt(index) for Unicode representation of that character
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Well, your advice helped me solve Caesars Cipher cert project pretty fast)
Montin
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Wait, how did you implement that? I mean charCodeAt()
Did you solve this challenge? I can post solution, but I don’t wanna give a spoiler.
Montin
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I solved it a while ago but I manually wrote out the alphabet lol. You can direct message me
I hope you received it. Nothing really fancy there)
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