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Coding Decoding PPT Bank

The document outlines various coding techniques including alphabetical and number coding, with examples and questions for practice. It describes different coding patterns such as direct, cross, and break cross patterns, along with specific coding rules for letters and numbers. Additionally, it includes problem-solving exercises to decode words and phrases based on the provided coding systems.

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Coding Decoding PPT Bank

The document outlines various coding techniques including alphabetical and number coding, with examples and questions for practice. It describes different coding patterns such as direct, cross, and break cross patterns, along with specific coding rules for letters and numbers. Additionally, it includes problem-solving exercises to decode words and phrases based on the provided coding systems.

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CODING DE-CODING

1) Alphabetical Coding:

A) Direct Pattern:

B) Cross Pattern:

C) Break cross pattern:


 Coding pattern:
 Increasing/ decreasing:

 Opposite:

 Continuous Increase/ decrease:

 Two step coding:


 In a certain coded language NOISE is coded as JWLQO. What will be the
code for SOLID in that same language?
 If STATES is coded as DRTMJP, then find the code for UNITED?
 SYSTEM is coded as DJEFPX. Find the code for NUMBER?
2)Number Coding:
(Involves Normal numbers/ Alphabet’s position value)

 If DROPPED is coded as 4967754.


What will be the code for PAINTER?
 If JUG is coded as 114
What will be the code for MALE?
 If REMEMBER is coded as 23181523
Find the code for AMERICAN?
In a certain code language,
‘I Like It’ is written as ‘ Lf Bf Ju’
‘You Like Me’ is written as ‘Nf Zp Lf’
‘You And I’ is written as ‘Bf Zp Bo’
‘In the Sky’ is written as ‘Lz Jo If’
‘The Blue Sky’ is written as ‘Lz If Mv’

Q3: What will be the code for ‘The’ ?


A. If B. Lz C. Mv D. Either A or B E. None of these

Q4: What will be the code for ‘Like You’?


A. Lf Zp [Link] Mv C. If Mv D. Cannot be determined E. NOT

Q5: What will be the code for ‘Beautiful Sky’?


A. Mf Lz B. If kf C. If Lz D. Nf If E. Either A or B
In a certain code language symbol, for 0=$, symbol for 1=* and all numbers greater than 1 are written using these two symbols only. The value of the
symbol for 1 doubling itself every time it shifts one place to the left.
Thus, 0 is written as $, 1is written as *, 2 is written as *$, 3 is written as ** 4 is written as *$$ and so on.
i)Which if the following represents *$*$?
A 11
B 10
C 12
D 20
E 15
ii) If *$$ is added to *$$ what will be the resultant?
A *$$$
B **$$
C $**$
D *$*$
E NOT
iii)What will be the code for 40% of 45?
A *$$*$
B $$***
C **$**
D *$*$*
E ****$
In a certain language,
‘The making of country’ is written as ‘U2 T6 B7 V3’
‘Since India got independent’ is written as ‘ G3 G11 V5 Z5’
‘We became biggest democracy’ is written as ‘ G7 V2 B9 V6’

i) What is the code for ‘GOAL’?


A O4
B T5
C G7
D E13
E F15

ii) What is the code for ‘ DEODORANT'?


A G7
B G9
C X5
D CND
E NOT
Find the codes for the followings by considering the rules applicable in each case:
a) If an even number is followed by a composite odd number, then add them
b) If a square number is followed by an even number, then multiply them
c) If an odd number is followed by an even number, then subtract them
d) If an even number is followed by a prime number, then divide the first one by the second.
If X is the resultant of row 1, then find the resultant of row 2?

ROW1: 4 6 3
ROW2: X 9 6

A 11
B 10
C 15
D 19
E 21
 In a certain coded language,
‘Phone team garden sister’ is coded as ‘%n6 @m4 &e5 #r6’
‘Good turn sick point’ is coded as ‘@n4 &t5 #k4 %d4’
‘Simple plan given time’ is coded as ‘%n5 #e6 @e4 &n4’

i) What will the code for “SAILOR” in this language?


A #r6
B #r5
C @n5
D %e5
E NOT
ii) What will be the code for “GREAT”?
A %t5
B %t6
C @r5
D #g10
E CND
Study the following table and followed by conditions carefully and answer the following questions:
Conditions:
a)If first letter is a consonant and last letter is a vowel their codes are to be interchanged.
b)If both first and last letter are vowels both to be coded as X.
c)If both first and last letter are consonant both will be coded as the code for the first letter.
d) If first letter is a vowel and last letter is a consonant both are coded as the for the code for last letter.
Letter M G KU B I J N S F L E V C Q
Digit/ 4 2 #$ 9 5 1 8 3 @ 7 % © * 6
symb
ol

35) What will be the code for KUNLEQ in this particular language?
A #$87%#
B ##87$*
C CND
D NOT
E #$87%@

36) What will be the code for UBIJEV?


A ©951%©
B %951%
C Cannot be determined
D None of these
E ©951@©
Thank you

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