54 to 72 is 18 (6 to H)
72 to 81 is 9 (H to Q)
81 to 90 is 9 (Q to Z)
so
c or lower case L
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You're leading to the wrong path, but you're not wrong with the lower case L being one of the characters that I'm looking for ^_^Rook Zimbabwe wrote:54 to 72 is 18 (6 to H)
72 to 81 is 9 (H to Q)
81 to 90 is 9 (Q to Z)
so
c or lower case L
EDIT: Oh I see it's page 11 already, well if anyone missed my puzzle from page 10 here it is:
EDIT2: I just saw that one might misunderstand hint #1; what I mean is 2 characters in sequence e.g. x, y and not x or y. Sorry for any inconvenience >_<Irene wrote:What comes next?? ^o^
6, H, Q, Z,
Hints:
1. There are 2 characters that can come next.
2. The characters may only be alphanumerical.
3. The characters may only be in ASCII (no Unicode).
4. The number 9 might help you, maybe not..
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Still wrong unfortunately..Rook Zimbabwe wrote:lower case L and lower case U
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Here's some PureBasic code to get you up ^o^ (I know it's not optimized well, please don't criticize!!)
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AlphabetSmall$ = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
AlphabetBig$ = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
Numbers$ = "0123456789"
For i = 1 To Len(Numbers$)
Char$ = Mid(Numbers$, i, 1)
If Val(Left(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) + Val(Right(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) = 9
Debug Char$
EndIf
Next
For i = 1 To Len(AlphabetBig$)
Char$ = Mid(AlphabetBig$, i, 1)
If Val(Left(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) + Val(Right(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) = 9
Debug Char$
EndIf
Next
For i = 1 To Len(AlphabetSmall$)
Char$ = Mid(AlphabetSmall$, i, 1)
If Val(Left(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) + Val(Right(Str(Asc(Char$)), 1)) = 9
Debug Char$
EndIf
Next
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the characters would be lowercase L and lowercase V - Irene's algorithm is totaling the first and last digit of the ascii code and accepting it if it equals 9Irene wrote:Still wrong unfortunately..Rook Zimbabwe wrote:lower case L and lower case U
Here's some PureBasic code to get you up ^o^ (I know it's not optimized well, please don't criticize!!)<snip>
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(the character '?' could also be included between the 6 and H - if it wasn't a non-alphanumeric that is)
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