A little rittle
A little rittle = 6
A story of glory = 6
History of the world = 7
Just a fairy tail = 5
Foo = 1
Riddle a little = 8
Have fun = 3
:) = 1
I will provide hints later = 11
End = 3
Hint I = 1
I AM YOU = 0
i am you = 0
Hint II = 1
Palindromes are cool = 11
Hint III = 1
Hint I: BIG = small = 6
Meaning: small -> BIG = 9
Hint IV = 1
Mirrors are also cool = 10
riddle enigmatic-puzzle
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
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A little rittle = 6
A story of glory = 6
History of the world = 7
Just a fairy tail = 5
Foo = 1
Riddle a little = 8
Have fun = 3
:) = 1
I will provide hints later = 11
End = 3
Hint I = 1
I AM YOU = 0
i am you = 0
Hint II = 1
Palindromes are cool = 11
Hint III = 1
Hint I: BIG = small = 6
Meaning: small -> BIG = 9
Hint IV = 1
Mirrors are also cool = 10
riddle enigmatic-puzzle
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 10:13
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A little rittle = 6
A story of glory = 6
History of the world = 7
Just a fairy tail = 5
Foo = 1
Riddle a little = 8
Have fun = 3
:) = 1
I will provide hints later = 11
End = 3
Hint I = 1
I AM YOU = 0
i am you = 0
Hint II = 1
Palindromes are cool = 11
Hint III = 1
Hint I: BIG = small = 6
Meaning: small -> BIG = 9
Hint IV = 1
Mirrors are also cool = 10
riddle enigmatic-puzzle
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
A little rittle = 6
A story of glory = 6
History of the world = 7
Just a fairy tail = 5
Foo = 1
Riddle a little = 8
Have fun = 3
:) = 1
I will provide hints later = 11
End = 3
Hint I = 1
I AM YOU = 0
i am you = 0
Hint II = 1
Palindromes are cool = 11
Hint III = 1
Hint I: BIG = small = 6
Meaning: small -> BIG = 9
Hint IV = 1
Mirrors are also cool = 10
riddle enigmatic-puzzle
riddle enigmatic-puzzle
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
edited Nov 29 at 15:07
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
asked Nov 29 at 10:10
Jannis
1,48219
1,48219
I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 10:13
add a comment |
I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 10:13
I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 10:13
I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 10:13
add a comment |
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The number indicates
the number of letters that are not symmetric about the vertical axis. All lowercase letters are transformed to uppercase (as indicated in Hint III).
For example:
A little rittleis being transformed toA LITTLE RITTLE
The letters that change when being mirrored are L, L, E, R, L and E - a total of 6 letters.
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
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This works except for the last line (I didn't check all though, is there some more?) :(
Step 1:
Convert all characters into ASCII values.
Step 2:
Declare a variable, say ct=0.
Step 3:
Go through the string. If the ASCII value is even, increment ct by 1
Step 4:
The RHS is the ct
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
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The number indicates
the number of letters that are not symmetric about the vertical axis. All lowercase letters are transformed to uppercase (as indicated in Hint III).
For example:
A little rittleis being transformed toA LITTLE RITTLE
The letters that change when being mirrored are L, L, E, R, L and E - a total of 6 letters.
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
add a comment |
The number indicates
the number of letters that are not symmetric about the vertical axis. All lowercase letters are transformed to uppercase (as indicated in Hint III).
For example:
A little rittleis being transformed toA LITTLE RITTLE
The letters that change when being mirrored are L, L, E, R, L and E - a total of 6 letters.
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
add a comment |
The number indicates
the number of letters that are not symmetric about the vertical axis. All lowercase letters are transformed to uppercase (as indicated in Hint III).
For example:
A little rittleis being transformed toA LITTLE RITTLE
The letters that change when being mirrored are L, L, E, R, L and E - a total of 6 letters.
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
The number indicates
the number of letters that are not symmetric about the vertical axis. All lowercase letters are transformed to uppercase (as indicated in Hint III).
For example:
A little rittleis being transformed toA LITTLE RITTLE
The letters that change when being mirrored are L, L, E, R, L and E - a total of 6 letters.
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
answered Nov 29 at 15:20
Christoph
3,4061426
3,4061426
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
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that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
that's correct :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 15:25
add a comment |
This works except for the last line (I didn't check all though, is there some more?) :(
Step 1:
Convert all characters into ASCII values.
Step 2:
Declare a variable, say ct=0.
Step 3:
Go through the string. If the ASCII value is even, increment ct by 1
Step 4:
The RHS is the ct
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
add a comment |
This works except for the last line (I didn't check all though, is there some more?) :(
Step 1:
Convert all characters into ASCII values.
Step 2:
Declare a variable, say ct=0.
Step 3:
Go through the string. If the ASCII value is even, increment ct by 1
Step 4:
The RHS is the ct
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
add a comment |
This works except for the last line (I didn't check all though, is there some more?) :(
Step 1:
Convert all characters into ASCII values.
Step 2:
Declare a variable, say ct=0.
Step 3:
Go through the string. If the ASCII value is even, increment ct by 1
Step 4:
The RHS is the ct
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
This works except for the last line (I didn't check all though, is there some more?) :(
Step 1:
Convert all characters into ASCII values.
Step 2:
Declare a variable, say ct=0.
Step 3:
Go through the string. If the ASCII value is even, increment ct by 1
Step 4:
The RHS is the ct
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
answered Nov 29 at 14:00
Omega Krypton
2,0351222
2,0351222
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
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thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
Nov 29 at 14:03
thats not the solution, nice try though :)
– Jannis
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I'm so sry i just missed a piece. I should have checked it earlier
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