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Read a 5-character long String from input. Then produce a secret String in the following way:
replace each character with the next 3rd character in the list of ASCII characters.
Example:
input:
```
Hello
```
output:
```
Khoor
```
input:
```
Applesauce
```
output:
```
Dssohvaxfh
```
input:
```
Zebra
```
output:
```
]heud
```
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