ASMR Coding | solving a shift cypher problem with JavaScript

I solve a Caesar-like shift cypher problem with JavaScript. This is an ASMR styled programming / coding video where I solve coding challenges from a website called Codewars - similar to LeetCode while whispering and making typing noises for an ASMR atmosphere.

This coding challenge involved something similar to Caesar Cipher algorithm where I take each letter of a sentence/message and shift to another letter of the alphabet. The thing is in this problem I have to keep the upper/lower case of the letter and ignore special characters and spaces.

While the problem is actually not hard at all, I went on an approach that was not the best one, in which I found a better way to solve in the middle of the challenge. It should not have taken this long honestly and its probably because I get lost of what I am trying to explain :DD.

Note that I did not intend to make this 100% a tutorial, but you might learn something despite it. This is for your ASMR tingles as you watch me code.

[Info about ASMR]
ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.
If you don't know anything about ASMR, briefly, it's essentially a video where noises such as whispers are being made/played in a way that might trigger sensational triggers such as tingles as a response to these noises.

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