In a code language, 'TIME' is written as 'FNJU'. How will 'OVER' be written in that language?
SFWP
The correct answer is SFWP.
Position-based coding: Letters are coded based on their position in the word (e.g., the first letter is coded differently from the second). Combination of patterns: As seen in this problem, multiple rules (like shifting and reversing) are combined. Opposite Letters: Letters are replaced by their 'opposite' letter (e.g., A is opposite to Z, B to Y, etc., based on alphabetical position from start and end). To solve these problems effectively, you should know the alphabetical position of each letter and practice identifying various types of patterns.
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