Answer 1

Hm - i have tried a couple of times, but i think it works as expected. If you input a sentence, it will be encoded and printed. May be you can give us a sample from where you think it will not run.

Answer 2

Space is a character when you encode it using it your algorithm it turns to dash

Answer 3

Yes I saw that \ as well instead of b not sure about that

Answer 4

Modified that Loop remove that ,and place this
a=[chr(ord(i)-13) if ord(i)==45 else chr(ord(i)-26) if ord(i)==92 else chr(ord(i)-13) if ord(i)==59 else i for i in new_text]

Answer 5

What you mean by all sorts of weird symbols lol!it just outputs Beautiful is better than ugly with dashes

Answer 6

Remove last line and add this
a=[chr(ord(i)-13) if ord(i)==45 else i for i in new_text]
print("".join(a))

Answer 7

It works for capital letters as well as for multiple words,nice code:-)