Q&A for How to Decode a Caesar Box Code

Using the alphabet start by counting 3 backwards. Example, A is to X, B is to Y, C is to Z, D is to A, E is to B.

No. A Caesar Cipher is very simple--pick a number, N. Then substitute each letter for the letter N places in the alphabet from it. For example, if N = 3, A would become D, B would become E, etc. Note that this isn't at all secure and can be broken very easily by frequency analysis.

No. It can be any number of characters, but the more you have, the harder it is to decode.

No, it has to be a square root, as in 25, 5x5, 81, or 9x9, because when you decipher it, it has to be a box.