How to Make Codes

Edited by Missy Lace, Maluniu, Flickety, Teresa

Here are some ways to make codes.

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1
Write or type the alphabet.

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2
Off to the side you write or type numbers 1-26.
3
Then, choose random numbers to go with each letter. Cross off or erase the numbers you have already used. (This will prevent you from using the same number more than once.)
4
After you are done you can give it to your friends so they can learn it. That way you will have more privacy from someone looking at something you wrote!

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Try giving it to your friends and keeping it away from nosy people who you don't want reading private stuff.

It is possible to crack the code so don't say anything bad using the code you made.

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