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Finding the smallest possible implementation of a script (while adhering to some standards!).

Wait, what is this?

I've been challenging myself to find the lowest possible amount of characters in which I could implement the Caesar shift. I've been doing it in a Gist until just now. Figured I should just dump it into a repository, see what I can make out of it. Maybe add some challenges on the way.

I'm keeping strictly to PEP8 (actually, to whatever Flake8 tells me is correct) and I try not to use any imports cause they're boring.

Feel like challenging me?

Go ahead, make a pull request! It's fairly simple, just take a look at the character_shift directory and the test script to see how it's done.

Think you can do better?

I accept your challenge! Go ahead and fork the repo, it's open source after all. It'd be cool if you'd make a pull request with your changes, so you can laugh at me for losing. ;)

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