Code of Heartbeats

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We are celebrating Code Week with a creative and inspiring event — the Caesar Cipher: Code of Heartbeats Challenge!

As part of this activity, the Greek team πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· explored one of history’s oldest and most fascinating encryption techniques — the Caesar Cipher. Named after Julius Caesar, who used it to protect his private messages, this simple yet powerful cipher shifts each letter of the alphabet by a fixed number to create a secret code.

Using this ancient technique, the Greek team encrypted a heartfelt message for the Swedish team. Through teamwork, curiosity and empathy, the message of positivity was revealed showing that even old methods of communication can spread kindness and emotional well-being in a creative and meaningful way.

Together, we celebrate the power of code to connect hearts and minds! πŸ’–


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