you & mdash; The younger assistant in the cryptography department. Your senior colleague is engaged in the decoding of an important message written in English using frequency analysis. He has already determined what symbol in the cipher jack is most often found. Now he needs to check a few hypotheses about what letter of the English alphabet this symbol corresponds to.
rnyour task & mdash; Write a program that will help to quickly assess the plausibility of the hypothesis. The program should request an encrypted message (it is necessary for context, but it is not required to analyze it) and the alleged letter-key (the one, into which, according to the hypothesis, the most frequent symbol is expanded).
rnBased on the common ones; Knowledge about the frequency of letters in English, the program should make a verdict about the probability of the key according to the following rules:
rnthe program should display one of four assessments: & laquo; the most likely key. & raquo; & laquo; probable key. & raquo;, & laquo; unlikely key. & raquo; or & laquo; dubious key. & raquo;.
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# Программа запрашивает зашифрованное сообщение.
# Оно не используется в логике, но является частью условия задачи.
encrypted_message = input()
# Программа запрашивает предполагаемый ключ — одну букву.
# Это главный входной параметр, который будет анализироваться.
key_char = input()
# Проверяем, является ли предложенный ключ буквой 'E'.
# Это основное и самое сильное условие.
if key_char == 'E':
# Если да, выводим сообщение о наибольшей вероятности.
print("Наиболее вероятный ключ.")
# Если ключ не 'E', проверяем, является ли он одной из других частых гласных.
# Используем несколько условий 'or' для проверки вхождения в группу.
elif key_char == 'A' or key_char == 'O' or key_char == 'I':
# Если да, выводим сообщение о вероятности.
print("Вероятный ключ.")
# Если предыдущие условия не выполнились, проверяем, не является ли ключ редкой буквой.
elif key_char == 'Z' or key_char == 'Q' or key_char == 'J' or key_char == 'X':
# Если да, выводим сообщение о малой вероятности.
print("Маловероятный ключ.")
# Если ни одно из вышеперечисленных условий не сработало,
# значит, это любой другой символ (частая согласная и т.д.).
else:
# Выводим сообщение о сомнительности ключа.
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