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(EASY) Given an input of a single int, return the char value that the int becomes using ASCII encryption. Precondition: all inputs will represent visible ASCII values in the range 33-127. 


HINT: use the char data type, which (with typecasting) can be directly converted from int.  That's because char is stored as a 16-bit number, and int is stored as a 32-bit number.

apcsaEncryptIntToChar(65) → "A"
apcsaEncryptIntToChar(66) → "B"
apcsaEncryptIntToChar(97) → "a"
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public char apcsaEncryptIntToChar(int code) {
  
}






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