GEORGE Coding Pattern Analysis
The question asks to find the code for the word DOCTOR based on the given code for GEORGE.
Let's analyze the transformation from GEORGE to RGEGEO:
- The word GEORGE has 6 letters.
- Split the word into two equal halves: First half = $GEO$, Second half = $RGE$.
- The coded word RGEGEO is formed by swapping the positions of these two halves: $RGE$ + $GEO$.
Applying Pattern to DOCTOR
Now, apply the same logic to the word DOCTOR:
- The word DOCTOR also has 6 letters.
- Split the word into two equal halves: First half = $DOC$, Second half = $TOR$.
- Swap the positions of the two halves: $TOR$ + $DOC$.
Therefore, the coded word for DOCTOR is TORDOC.
This corresponds to Option 4.
Important Questions from Coding and Decoding By Letter Shifting
HOLN is related to XGBF in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, TIXH is related to JANZ. To which of the given options is PKTJ related, following the same logic?
WPKD is related to TNHB in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, KHYV is related to HFVT. To which of the given options is BBPP related, following the same logic?
- Replace the question mark with an option that follows the same logic applied in the first pair.
TALE: LETA :: WEAK : ?? - In a certain code language, if ALLOW is coded as DOORZ, then how is DELAY coded in that language?
- In a certain code language, if GRANT is coded as TIZMG, then how is ROUGH coded in that language?
