👉 Caesarotomy is a mathematical operation that involves moving from one list to another, often in a circular or zigzag pattern. It's commonly used in computer science and data structures for manipulating lists. In Caesar's algorithm, each character of the input string is shifted by a constant amount (usually 32) modulo 26. This means that if we have an input string "hello", the output would be "khoor". The shift value depends on the index in the alphabet:
