
Explanation of Solution
Creation of the class “SubstitutionCipher”:
The creation of the derived class “SubstitutionCipher” is given below:
- • Declare the “s” variable.
- • Define the constructor with the parameter “shift”.
- ○ Set the value to the declared variable.
- • The “encode” method is used to encode the given plain text.
- ○ Declare the string variable “msg” with the empty string.
- ○ The “for” loop iterate 0 to the length of the plain text.
- ■ Declare and assign the character to “c” variable.
- ■ Add the “msg” and “shift” value (by calling the “shift” method).
- ○ Return the “msg” value.
- • The “shift” method is used to move the value to the number of moves the user entered in the main class.
- ○ Declare the variable “ch” and assign the value.
- ○ Check the “c” value is in the series of “a” to “z”.
- ■ Shift the value after “c” value.
- ○ Check the “c” value is in the series of “A” to “Z”.
- ■ Shift the value after “c” value.
- ○ Return the “msg” value.
- ○ Check the “c” value is in the series of “A” to “Z”.
- ■ Shift the value after “c” value.
Filename: MessageEncoder.java
- • Declare the “encode” method along with the parameter “plainText”.
- ○ This method take the string variable as plain text, then encodes and returns it as encoded message.
Filename: Demo.java
- • Create a main class “Demo”.
- ○ Define the main method.
- ■ Create an object for the “s” for the scanner class.
- ■ Get the plain text from the user.
- ■ Get the shift value from the user.
- ■ Call the “encode” method with the parameter “p”.
- ■ Display the encoded text on the output screen.
- ○ Define the main method.
Program:
Filename: SubstitutionCipher.java
//definition of "SubstitutionCipher" class
public class SubstitutionCipher implements MessageEncoder
{
//declare the variable
private int s;
//definition of constructor
public SubstitutionCipher (int shift)
{
//set the value
s = shift;
}
//definition of "encode" method
public String encode (String plainText)
{
/*declare and set the empty string to the variable*/
String msg = "";
//check the condition
for (int i = 0; i < plainText.length(); i++)
{
/*declare the variable and assign the char */
char c = plainText...
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