Untwine a full sentence from this disorganized code.
T(h) 12 I 2 o 4 E 20 N 14 L 1 P(t) 12 I 51 n(S) 5**
r 85 E 20 s 91
6 L 3 P 7 r
y 1(5) d 81
19 O 9 i 19
91(4) C 5 o 14 C 7 T 9 N 2(0) O 51 s 85 i 3 y**
z 81 d 4 n 6 z
(In reply to
re: Not many hints by Tristan)
0, 4 and 5 - the only numbers that appear three times - are the only three numbers which appear in parentheses.
Also, just as nearly every number appears twice, nearly every letter
appears twice as well. Again, the exceptions are the letters in
parentheses - h, t and S - which appear only once.
If the numbers give hints as to the orders of the letters, then the puzzle can't be completely disordered.
Letters and numbers might be paired up somehow. Clearly, letters and
numbers alternate within each line, but this isn't always true moving
from line to line (line 2 ends with a number - 91 - and line 3 begins
with a number - 6), so perhaps the lines must need to be rearranged
somehow.
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Posted by Jyqm
on 2006-01-03 17:40:16 |
re(2): Not many hints
