In a certain code language, “people are crazy” is written as “7$A [email protected] 5$S”, “she is cute” is written as “[email protected] 5$I [email protected]”, “they could render” is written as “[email protected] [email protected] 7$M”, How is “temple” written in that code language?

In a certain code language, “people are crazy” is written as “7$A [email protected] 5$S”, “she is cute” is written as “[email protected] 5$I [email protected]”, “they could render” is written as “[email protected] [email protected] 7$M”, How is “temple” written in that code language? Correct Answer <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="5166111c">[email protected]</a>

1) 1^st element is number that represents

Number of letters in word + 1 (if even no. of letters in the word).

Number of letters in word + 2 (if odd no. of letters in the word).

2) 2^nd element is symbol that represents

@ → if even number of letters in the word.

$ → if odd number of letters in the word.

3) 3^rd element is letter that represents

Last but one letter’s next letter in capital form.

Ex:

for “people”

No. of letters in people is 6.

7 → 6 + 1

@ → even number of letters in word.

Last but one letter in people is “l”.

The next letter after “l” is “M”.

5$S for “are”

No. of letters in are is 3.

5 → 3 + 2

$ → odd number of letters in word.

Last but one letter in are is “r”.

The next letter after “r” is “S”

is the code for temple.