Definition: Scrambled, in the context of cryptography and information theory, refers to a scrambled version or representation of a message. This process involves converting the original message into a series of characters that are "scrambled" by some kind of algorithm, where the meaning of each character is different from its original form. For example, if you have the string "hello", you can convert it into scrambled text using a Caesar cipher or any other encryption technique. For instance, you would first shift every letter
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