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The document contains a Python script that creates a GUI application using Tkinter for encoding and decoding messages with a private key. It includes functions for encoding and decoding messages using base64 and a simple character shifting algorithm. The application allows users to input a message, key, and mode (encode or decode), and displays the result, along with options to reset or exit the application.

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Python

The document contains a Python script that creates a GUI application using Tkinter for encoding and decoding messages with a private key. It includes functions for encoding and decoding messages using base64 and a simple character shifting algorithm. The application allows users to input a message, key, and mode (encode or decode), and displays the result, along with options to reset or exit the application.

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from tkinter import *

import base64
root = Tk()
root.geometry('500x300')
root.resizable(0,0)
root.title("DataFlair - Message Encode and Decode")
Label(root, text ='ENCODE DECODE', font = 'arial 20 bold').pack()
Label(root, text ='DataFlair', font = 'arial 20 bold').pack(side =BOTTOM)
Text = StringVar()
private_key = StringVar()
mode = StringVar()
Result = StringVar()
def Encode(key,message):
enc=[]
for i in range(len(message)):
key_c = key[i % len(key)]
enc.append(chr((ord(message[i]) + ord(key_c)) % 256))
return base64.urlsafe_b64encode("".join(enc).encode()).decode()
def Decode(key,message):
dec=[]
message = base64.urlsafe_b64decode(message).decode()
for i in range(len(message)):
key_c = key[i % len(key)]
dec.append(chr((256 + ord(message[i])- ord(key_c)) % 256))
return "".join(dec)
def Mode():
if(mode.get() == 'e'):
Result.set(Encode(private_key.get(), Text.get()))
elif(mode.get() == 'd'):
Result.set(Decode(private_key.get(), Text.get()))
else:
Result.set('Invalid Mode')
def Reset():
Text.set("")
private_key.set("")
mode.set("")
Result.set("")
Label(root, font= 'arial 12 bold', text='MESSAGE').place(x= 60,y=60)
Entry(root, font = 'arial 10', textvariable = Text, bg = 'ghost
white').place(x=290, y = 60)
Label(root, font = 'arial 12 bold', text ='KEY').place(x=60, y = 90)
Entry(root, font = 'arial 10', textvariable = private_key , bg ='ghost
white').place(x=290, y = 90)
Label(root, font = 'arial 12 bold', text ='MODE(e-encode, d-decode)').place(x=60, y
= 120)
Entry(root, font = 'arial 10', textvariable = mode , bg= 'ghost
white').place(x=290, y = 120)
Entry(root, font = 'arial 10 bold', textvariable = Result, bg ='ghost
white').place(x=290, y = 150)
Button(root, font = 'arial 10 bold', text = 'RESULT' ,padx =2,bg
='LightGray' ,command = Mode).place(x=60, y = 150)
Button(root, font = 'arial 10 bold' ,text ='RESET' ,width =6, command = Reset,bg =
'LimeGreen', padx=2).place(x=80, y = 190)
Button(root, font = 'arial 10 bold',text= 'EXIT' , width = 6, command = exit,bg =
'OrangeRed', padx=2, pady=2).place(x=180, y = 190)
root.mainloop()
i=1
while(i<5):
a=int(input("please enter the 1st subject's marke:\n" ))
b=int(input("please enter the 2ed subject's marke:\n" ))
c=int(input("please enter the 3rd subject's marke:\n" ))
if a>0 and b>0 and c>0:

i+=1
avr=(a+b+c)/3
print(avr)
else:
print("enter posative value")

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