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String.fromCharCode (r.charCodeAt (i) + 1);
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String.fromCharCode makes a string from one or more ASCII character values.
(String).charCodeAt gives you the ASCII value of the character at a certain position in a string.
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(String).charCodeAt gives you the ASCII value of the character at a certain position in a string.
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