Challenge Zero: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-1.py

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Challenge Zero: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-1.py

Hint: Try to change the URL

Steps to solution:

1. The answer is in the image. You have to find what 2^38 equals and change the URL to that instead of zero.

2. For my solution, I didn't want to keep having to copy and paste the URL, so for this and all further problems I will print the URL at the end of the solution so I can just click the URL. The idea of this challenge is to do things through python, so I figured it would make more sense to do as much as possible through the applications.

Note: The URL the answer gives you redirects immediately

Challenge 1: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-2.py

Hint: Everybody thinks twice before solving this

Steps to solution:

1. The first thing I noticed in the picture is that this was a Ceasar Cipher.

2. Python is kind enough to give us an easy function to solve these types of ciphers.

3. I save the random text as a string to call .translate() on, which gives me the answer, or so I thought.

4. The text tells you what to do next once it is translated.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 45 Commits
.github/workflows		.github/workflows
.gitignore		.gitignore
README.md		README.md
problem-1.py		problem-1.py
problem-2.py		problem-2.py
problem10.py		problem10.py
problem11.py		problem11.py
problem12.py		problem12.py
problem13.py		problem13.py
problem14.py		problem14.py
problem15.py		problem15.py
problem3.py		problem3.py
problem4.py		problem4.py
problem5.py		problem5.py
problem6.py		problem6.py
problem7.py		problem7.py
problem8.py		problem8.py
problem9.py		problem9.py
requirements.txt		requirements.txt
shiftleft.yml		shiftleft.yml

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Challenge Zero: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-1.py

Hint: Try to change the URL

Steps to solution:

1. The answer is in the image. You have to find what 2^38 equals and change the URL to that instead of zero.

Note: The URL the answer gives you redirects immediately

Challenge 1: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-2.py

Hint: Everybody thinks twice before solving this

Steps to solution:

1. The first thing I noticed in the picture is that this was a Ceasar Cipher.

2. Python is kind enough to give us an easy function to solve these types of ciphers.

3. I save the random text as a string to call .translate() on, which gives me the answer, or so I thought.

4. The text tells you what to do next once it is translated.

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Challenge Zero: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-1.py

Hint: Try to change the URL

Steps to solution:

1. The answer is in the image. You have to find what 2^38 equals and change the URL to that instead of zero.

Note: The URL the answer gives you redirects immediately

Challenge 1: The solution for this challenge is found in problem-2.py

Hint: Everybody thinks twice before solving this

Steps to solution:

1. The first thing I noticed in the picture is that this was a Ceasar Cipher.

2. Python is kind enough to give us an easy function to solve these types of ciphers.

3. I save the random text as a string to call .translate() on, which gives me the answer, or so I thought.

4. The text tells you what to do next once it is translated.

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