Coding Pattern Identification
Analyze the given examples:
- ABROAD → RBAQCF
- COUPLE → UOCRNG
The coding rule involves:
- Splitting the 6-letter word into two halves (first 3, last 3).
- Reversing the first half.
- Shifting each letter of the second half forward by 2 positions.
Verification with 'COUPLE':
- First half 'COU' reversed is 'UOC'.
- Second half 'PLE' shifted by +2 (P→R, L→N, E→G) becomes 'RNG'.
- Combining yields 'UOCRNG', confirming the pattern.
Coding DECADE
Apply this pattern to the word DECADE:
- First half: DEC
- Second half: ADE
Processing the halves:
- Reverse 'DEC' → CED
- Shift 'ADE' by +2: A→C, D→F, E→G. Result → CFG
Combine the processed halves: CED + CFG = CEDCFG.
The coded word for 'DECADE' is CEDCFG.
Important Questions from Coding decoding
The letters from A to Z are numbered from 1 to 26 respectively. If GHI = 1578 and DEF = 912, then what is ABC equal to?
What is the missing term in the following? ACPQ : BESU:: MNGI: @
what is the largest number among the following?
What is the greatest length x such that 3 ½ m and 8 ¾ m are integral multiples of x?
In a certain code, '256' means 'red colour chalk', '589' means 'green colour flower' and '254' means 'white colour chalk'. The digit in the code that indicates `white' is
