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Coding-Decodingकोडिंग-डिकोडिंग questions and answersप्रश्न और उत्तर

Coding-decoding questions encode a word with a hidden rule. Find the rule from the example, then apply it to the new word.

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Practice questions are in English for now.अभ्यास के प्रश्न अभी अंग्रेज़ी में हैं।

How coding-decoding worksकोडिंग-डिकोडिंग को समझिए

Write each letter’s alphabet position and compare it with its code letter. A constant shift (+2, −3) is the most common rule.

If the shift is not constant, check whether it grows (+1, +2, +3), alternates (+2, −2), or whether the code is reversed.

Memorise EJOTY (5, 10, 15, 20, 25) and opposite pairs (they add up to 27), so that no counting on fingers is needed.

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Each trick says when to use it, why it works and when it fails. Formula tricks are checked by code over their whole range.हर ट्रिक बताती है कि उसे कब इस्तेमाल करें, वह क्यों काम करती है और कब नहीं। सूत्र वाली ट्रिक्स को कोड से उनकी पूरी रेंज पर जाँचा गया है।

Mental mathsमानसिक गणित✓ Checked on 26 cases✓ 26 मामलों पर जाँची गई

Opposite letters add up to 27

Use it when:कब इस्तेमाल करें: Codes like A↔Z, B↔Y, or “position from the right”.

  1. Position + opposite position = 27.
  2. Memory pairs: AZ, BY, CX, DW, EV, FU, GT, HS, IR, JQ, KP, LO, MN.
Exampleउदाहरण

Opposite of R (18)?

→ 27 − 18 = 9 → I

Why it works, and when it failsयह क्यों काम करती है, और कब नहीं

Why:क्यों: Reversing the alphabet maps position p to 27 − p.

Limits:सीमाएँ: Only for the full 26-letter alphabet.

Solved examplesहल किए गए उदाहरण

Answers and full solutions are shown. Hide them to test yourself first.उत्तर और पूरे हल दिखाए गए हैं। पहले खुद को परखने के लिए इन्हें छिपाइए।

  1. Example 1उदाहरण 1 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Easyआसान

    In a certain code language, RANCHI is written as UDQFKL. How is AGRA written in that code?

    1. DUJD
    2. XDOX
    3. DJUD
    4. EKVE
    Answer:उत्तर: DJUD
    1. RANCHI: R→U (+3), A→D (+3), N→Q (+3), C→F (+3), H→K (+3), I→L (+3).
    2. Rule: each letter moves +3.
    3. AGRA: A→D, G→J, R→U, A→D → DJUD.
  2. Example 2उदाहरण 2 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Mediumमध्यम

    In a certain code language, JAIPUR is written as OFNUZW. How is NAGPUR written in that code?

    1. TGMVAX
    2. SFLUZW
    3. IVBKPM
    4. WZULFS
    Answer:उत्तर: SFLUZW
    1. JAIPUR: J→O (+5), A→F (+5), I→N (+5), P→U (+5), U→Z (+5), R→W (+5).
    2. Rule: each letter moves +5.
    3. NAGPUR: N→S, A→F, G→L, P→U, U→Z, R→W → SFLUZW.
  3. Example 3उदाहरण 3 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Hardकठिन

    In a certain code language, NAGPUR is written as PDKUAY. How is SURAT written in that code?

    1. VYWGA
    2. QRNVN
    3. UXVFZ
    4. ZFVXU
    Answer:उत्तर: UXVFZ
    1. NAGPUR: N→P (+2), A→D (+3), G→K (+4), P→U (+5), U→A (+6), R→Y (+7).
    2. Rule: the 1st letter moves +2, the 2nd +3, the 3rd +4, and so on.
    3. SURAT: S→U, U→X, R→V, A→F, T→Z → UXVFZ.
  4. Example 4उदाहरण 4 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Mediumमध्यम

    In a certain code language, SHIMLA is written as WHIEDO. How is DELHI written in that code?

    1. MLPIH
    2. ZAHDE
    3. EDHAZ
    4. FEIBA
    Answer:उत्तर: EDHAZ
    1. SHIMLA: S→O (−4), H→D (−4), I→E (−4), M→I (−4), L→H (−4), A→W (−4), then the result is reversed.
    2. Rule: each letter moves −4 and the word is written in reverse.
    3. DELHI: D→Z, E→A, L→H, H→D, I→E, then reverse → EDHAZ.
  5. Example 5उदाहरण 5 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Mediumमध्यम

    In a certain code language, BANK is written as HKXY. How is DELHI written in that code?

    1. ABIEF
    2. LKOHG
    3. FEIBA
    4. GFJCB
    Answer:उत्तर: FEIBA
    1. BANK: B→Y (−3), A→X (−3), N→K (−3), K→H (−3), then the result is reversed.
    2. Rule: each letter moves −3 and the word is written in reverse.
    3. DELHI: D→A, E→B, L→I, H→E, I→F, then reverse → FEIBA.
  6. Example 6उदाहरण 6 · Coding-decoding (letter shift) · Mediumमध्यम

    In a certain code language, PATNA is written as FSYFU. How is SURAT written in that code?

    1. XZWFY
    2. OVMPN
    3. YFWZX
    4. ZGXAY
    Answer:उत्तर: YFWZX
    1. PATNA: P→U (+5), A→F (+5), T→Y (+5), N→S (+5), A→F (+5), then the result is reversed.
    2. Rule: each letter moves +5 and the word is written in reverse.
    3. SURAT: S→X, U→Z, R→W, A→F, T→Y, then reverse → YFWZX.

Common mistakesआम गलतियाँ

  • Wrapping around the alphabet incorrectly (Z + 1 = A).
  • Missing that the code is written in reverse.

Frequently asked questionsअक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

What is EJOTY in reasoning?

A memory aid for alphabet positions: E = 5, J = 10, O = 15, T = 20, Y = 25.

How do I find the rule quickly?

Compare the first and last letters of the word and the code; they reveal shifts and reversals at once.

Are there other coding types?

Yes: number coding, substitution and sentence (word) coding. They will be added here.

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