The enigma machine was a cipher machine that the Germans used to encode messages during World War Two. It encodes a message using three parts: the plugboard, the rotors, and the reflector. First is the plugboard: is a series of sockets corresonding to each letter which could connect one letter to another, causing them to swap. This means if A was connected to B and the A key was pressed, the resulting encoded letter would be B, and vice versa. Next, it goes through the rotors. There are three...