Coding and Decoding Techniques
Coding and Decoding Techniques
In one coding system, each letter is moved one step forward in the alphabet, transforming 'SMART' into 'TNBSU' . In another system for coding words like 'MEDICINE', letters are reversed and intermediate letters are moved one forward, which would not apply to 'SMART' as it's from a different example set .
The numeric coding is based on the word length squared: 'FLOWER' (6 letters) equals 36 (6^2), 'SUNFLOWER' (9 letters) equals 81 (9^2). 'FOLLOWS', which has 7 letters, is coded as 49 through the same pattern (7^2).
In the expression "(10C4)A(4C4)B6", substitutes are placed: C for multiplication (x), A for addition (+), and B for subtraction (-). Thus, the expression is solved as (10 * 4) + (4 * 4) - 6, equating to 50 .
The context of substitutions transforms concepts, so in 'where do the aero planes fly?', typically 'sky' translates to 'sea'. This substitution shifts usual concepts into new interpretations, reflecting understanding beyond straightforward replacements .
The word 'PILLER' follows a numeric conversion that assigns specific numbers to each letter, consistent with the pattern from 'RIPPLE' and 'LIFE'. It is coded as 318826 by matching each letter with its respective numerical value according to the established pattern .
To decipher coded messages, one should: 1) Observe the alphabets or numbers in the code keenly. 2) Determine whether they follow an ascending or descending sequence. 3) Detect the rule the alphabets, numbers, or words follow, such as substitution methods or arithmetic operations. 4) Apply this rule consistently to decode the message or solve for missing elements .
The word 'red' is deduced to be 'sik' as observed from comparisons: within 'sik hee' meaning 'red flowers', and 'pee mit hee' that translates to 'flowers are vegetables', flagging 'sik' exclusively as 'red' .
In the substitution method, 'book' is coded as 'pencil', 'pencil' is coded as 'mirror'. Therefore, 'useful to write on a paper' which would normally be a 'pencil', according to the code becomes a 'mirror' .
In the color substitution scenario, each color's name substitutes another: 'blues' are 'whites'. Since the sky is blue, the color of the sky in this coded system is stated as 'white' . This requires understanding of the cascading substitutions each code represents.
In the substitution system, 'Flower' is coded as 'Fish' and since 'Rose' is inherently a flower, by substitution it becomes 'Fish'. This layered substitution highlights indirect word replacement through intermediary terms .



