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Ubchi Decipher Decoder

This algorithm decodes encoded texts using the Ubchi decipher method, which applies character shifting based on a provided cipher key, ensuring non-alphabetic characters remain unchanged.


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Prompt

Generate a pseudocode decoding "notti vgfstrermasee eaien ur o peuitrnoa msz veadstI" using ubchi decifer method and the key is "Cipher" The algorithm starts with "Algorithm", then the name of the algorithm, and the parameters of the algorithm
Immediately following are lines of comments that are preceded by "//" which state what the algorithm does, the inputs for the algorithm, and the outputs of the algorithm.
Variable are not initialized
Variable assignment is done using the left arrow "←"
Indentation is used for scope. There is no need for curly braces or any other form of block identifiers
"//" is used for comments. Comments can be on a line by itself or the last section of a line

Answer

Pseudocode for Decoding Using Ubchi Decipher Method

Algorithm Declaration

Algorithm DecodeUbchi(key, encoded_text)

Comments

// This algorithm decodes a given encoded text using the Ubchi decipher method. // Inputs: // - key: the cipher key used for decoding, a string // - encoded_text: the encoded message to be decoded, a string // Outputs: // - decoded_text: a string, the result of the decoding process

Parameters

key ← "Cipher" encoded_text ← "notti vgfstrermasee eaien ur o peuitrnoa msz veadstI" decoded_text ← ""

Decoding Process

// Prepare the key for decoding key_length ← length of key text_length ← length of encoded_text repeat_length ← text_length / key_length repeated_key ← repeat key for repeat_length times

// Iterate over each character in the encoded text for index from 0 to text_length - 1 do // Get current character from encoded text current_char ← encoded_text[index]

// Get the corresponding key character
key_char ← repeated_key[index]

// Calculate the shift based on the key character
shift_value ← ASCII value of key_char - ASCII value of 'A'  // as key assumes uppercase letters

// Decode the character by shifting back
if current_char is an uppercase letter then
    decoded_char ← (ASCII value of current_char - shift_value)
    if decoded_char < ASCII value of 'A' then
        decoded_char ← decoded_char + 26 // wrap around if below 'A'
else if current_char is a lowercase letter then
    decoded_char ← (ASCII value of current_char - shift_value)
    if decoded_char < ASCII value of 'a' then
        decoded_char ← decoded_char + 26 // wrap around if below 'a'
else
    decoded_char ← current_char // non-alphabetic characters remain unchanged

// Append the decoded character to the result
decoded_text ← decoded_text + character corresponding to decoded_char

// Return the final decoded text return decoded_text

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Description

This algorithm decodes encoded texts using the Ubchi decipher method, which applies character shifting based on a provided cipher key, ensuring non-alphabetic characters remain unchanged.