Problem 42441. Code Wheel

Created by Timothy Greco

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Create a function that offsets each value in a given string by a given amount.

For instance,

codewheel('hello',1)

should output 'ifmmp'.

The output string should have the same punctuation, spacing, and capitalization as the input, so

codewheel('Hello, World!',3)

should output 'Khoor, Zruog!'.

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Last Solution submitted on Feb 18, 2020

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Alfonso Nieto-Castanon on 4 Jul 2015

+1 Nice cheat! I cannot really figure this one out. Seems like regexprep has access to a variable outside of its current workspace? (I am not on my computer right now, is this cody-specific or does this replicate in other settings?)

Alfonso Nieto-Castanon on 4 Jul 2015

a small follow-up: I replicated this behavior (both in R2008b and R2015a) and regexprep dynamic ${ } operator seem to have access to *both* variables in the currently active workspace as well as in its parent workspace... never would have guessed that, thanks LY!

LY Cao on 5 Jul 2015

haha,??@cmd also has access to variables in the current as well as its parent,but ?@cmd doesn't.

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easy string manipulation