Hello Caesar!

Description

You are tasked with sending a secret message to Caesar. The way Caesar encodes message is using a Caesar cipher with a shift of three (A -> D, B -> E, Z -> C), so when your program is deciphered with a shift of three (meaning a shift of 23 is applied to it) your program should print the secret message “Hello, Caesar!”.

However, as a red herring your program should print “Hello, World!” with any other shift amount.