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ROT13 encoder decoder explained
ROT13 moves each Latin letter halfway through the alphabet; applying it twice returns the original. Uppercase and lowercase stay distinct.
A worked example
Hello becomes Uryyb; a second conversion returns Hello.
Before you use the result
A historical letter puzzle, not secure encryption. Only the unaccented Latin alphabet changes; accents and other scripts remain unchanged.
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