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They sure make it sound more complicated than it really is... I'm a self taught developer too, so I get where you're coming from :-) In javascript I would solv

by Neist 8y ago

They sure make it sound more complicated than it really is... I'm a self taught developer too, so I get where you're coming from :-) In javascript I would solve it like so: "HELLO".replace(/./g, character => String.fromCharCode(character.charCodeAt() + 1)) This would result in "IFMMP". Basically it's just a matter of shifting charcodes.

hmmk 8y ago
Your solution would not work for all cases. For example, shifting "JAZZ" up by 1 should result in "KBAA" but your program would output "KB[[". You also need to handle wraparound at the ends of the alphabet.
- Neist 8y ago
  Hi! Yeah, you're right! This was a 1-minute quick'n'dirty solution :-)