Write a function encoding that takes a string and an integer as the parameters, and returns a new string, so that at each position, the two characters in the string and the new string are the integer number of positions away from each other in the ASCII character encoding table. Then swap the two half-strings. For example, encoding('ABCabc..10) should return the new string "WXY789". Please write this in Python3 language.

Write a function encoding that takes a string and an integer as the parameters, and returns a new string, so that at each position, the two characters in the string and the new string are the integer number of positions away from each other in the ASCII character encoding table. Then swap the two half-strings. For example, encoding('ABCabc..10) should return the new string "WXY789". Please write this in Python3 language.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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