unction based on the following information: Your mission is to encrypt a secret message (text only, without special chars like "!", "&", "?" etc.) using Caesar cipher where each letter of input text is replaced by another that stands at a fixed distance. For example ("a b c", 3) == "d e f" Input: A secret message as a string (lowercase letters only and white spaces) Output: The same string, but encrypted Return: The same string, but encrypted

unction based on the following information: Your mission is to encrypt a secret message (text only, without special chars like "!", "&", "?" etc.) using Caesar cipher where each letter of input text is replaced by another that stands at a fixed distance. For example ("a b c", 3) == "d e f" Input: A secret message as a string (lowercase letters only and white spaces) Output: The same string, but encrypted Return: The same string, but encrypted

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