In a coded language, a word is written in reverse order. If "BRINJAL" becomes "LAJNIRB", how will "LADYFINGER" be written?
Verbal Reasoning
Coding Decoding
Difficulty: Easy
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Answer
Correct Answer: REGNIFYDAL
Explanation
Introduction / Context:Some coding problems simply reverse the order of letters in a word. The given example confirms full reversal without any substitution.
Given Data / Assumptions:
- Rule: write letters from last to first.
- BRINJAL -> LAJNIRB.
- Target: LADYFINGER.
Concept / Approach:Reverse the sequence of characters exactly.
Step-by-Step Solution:LADYFINGER reversed is REGNIFYDAL.Breakdown: LADY | FINGER → reverse each position to get REGNIF + YDAL.
Verification / Alternative check:Reverse "LAJNIRB" to retrieve "BRINJAL", confirming the rule.
Why Other Options Are Wrong:
- RNEGIFYDAL / RINEGIFYDAL / RGENIFYDAL: these have local transpositions that do not match strict reversal.
- None of these: Not applicable since a precise reversal is listed.
Common Pitfalls:Performing partial reversal or swapping only ends without flipping the entire sequence.
Final Answer:REGNIFYDAL