alleryStart learning →A code that shifts every letter by a fixed number of places is named after which Roman leader?
AMarcus Brutus
BJulius Caesar
CMark Antony
DMarcus Aurelius
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Julius Caesar
The letter-shift method is called the Caesar cipher after Julius Caesar.
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