Coding-Decoding Questions for Reasoning
Coding-Decoding Questions for Reasoning
To determine the numeric value of "HERO", sum the place values of its letters: H=8, E=5, R=18, O=15, resulting in a total of 46 .
Using the rule where each letter is replaced by the next letter in the alphabet, "KEYBOARD" becomes "LFZCPESE" .
The coding pattern involves adding 1 to each letter's position in the alphabet: C=3 to D=4, A=1 to B=2, B=2 to C=3, L=12 to M=13, E=5 to F=6, resulting in "DBCMF" .
The encoding logic used is reversing the order of the characters in the word. Thus, "TABLE" becomes "ELBAT" .
Applying the rule where each letter is shifted by +1 in the alphabet, "DARK" transforms into "EBQL" .
Using the +1 letter shift rule, "MUMBAI" becomes "NVNCBJ" .
The technique is simple reverse coding, but for "COMPUTER", the example provided uses +1 coding, which results in "DPNQVUFS" .
"KING" is encoded as "LJOH". The rule used here is to add 1 to each consecutive letter according to its position in the alphabet (i.e., K+1 = L, I+1 = J, N+1 = O, G+1 = H).
Add the place values of the letters in "VILLAIN": V=22, I=9, L=12, L=12, A=1, I=9, N=14. The sum is 79 .
Using the coding rule of +1 letter, "VISION" is transformed into "WJTKPO" .