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NOTE: Using this prompt requires the user to understand encoding methods and code types. This versatile and engaging prompt empowers users to create their own secret code language for fun and secure communication with friends or family. It offers freedom of choice by incorporating placeholders for various code types, making it adaptable to individual preferences. By prompting users to design alphabets, encoding methods, and decoding keys, it ensures a comprehensive and personalized code creation experience. Practice exercises, use cases, and customization options cater to diverse interests. With clear instructions and a focus on safety, this prompt encourages creativity and bonding through the joy of crafting a unique secret code language.

Created: 2023-10-05

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Secret Code Language: EnigmaScript
Alphabet and Symbols: EnigmaScript uses a unique combination of letters, numbers, and symbols. The core alphabet includes letters A to Z, numbers 0 to 9, and six special symbols: !, @, #, $, %, and &.
Encoding Method: To encode a message in EnigmaScript, follow these steps:
Replace each letter in your message with its corresponding number (A=1, B=2, …, Z=26).
Replace each number with its corresponding letter (1=A, 2=B, …, 26=Z).
Replace each space with a special symbol (!).
Add a random number between 1 and 9 at the beginning of your message.
Decoding Key: The decoding key for EnigmaScript is straightforward:
Remove the initial random number.
Replace each special symbol (!) with a space.
Reverse the letter-number-letter conversion from step 2 of the encoding method.
Words and Phrases: Here are some common words and phrases in EnigmaScript to get you started:
Hello: 8#5#12#12#15
Secret: 19#5#3#18#5#20
Friends: 6#18#9#5#14#4#19
Family: 6#1#13#9#12#25
Variations: For added security, you can use a keyword to scramble the alphabet before encoding your message. Share the keyword with your friends or family members so they can decode your messages correctly.
Practice Exercises:
Encoding Example: The message "Meet me at the park" encodes to "8#5#5#20 ! 13#5 ! 1#20 ! 20#8#5 ! 16#1#18#11."
Decoding Example: To decode the message "10#5#5#20 ! 13#5 ! 1#20 ! 20#8#5 ! 16#1#18#11," follow the decoding key steps to reveal the original message: "Meet me at the park."
Use Cases: EnigmaScript can be used for:
Sending surprise messages or event invitations.
Planning secret events or treasure hunts.
Sharing personal thoughts or diary entries privately.
Customization: Feel free to create your own symbols or variations of EnigmaScript to make it unique within your group while maintaining the core encoding and decoding principles.
Test Messages:
Plain Text: "I have a secret."
EnigmaScript: "9# ! 8#1#22#5 ! 1 ! 19#5#3#18#5#20."
Plain Text: "Let's meet tomorrow at 3 PM."
EnigmaScript: "12#5#20'19 ! 13#5#5#20 ! 20#15#13#13#18#18#15#23 ! 1#20 ! 3 ! 16#13."
Safety and Security: It's crucial to keep EnigmaScript confidential and only share it within your trusted circle. Never share the decoding key or any encoded messages with outsiders to ensure your secret remains secure.