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Zorluk: OrtaCoding and Decoding

In a museum's digital archiving system, historical artifacts are tagged using a specific alphabetical transformation pattern. For example, the tag for SEAL is generated as TDBK, and the tag for IRON is generated as JQPM. Based on this established coding logic, match the following artifact materials with their correct encoded tags.

  • CLAYDKBX
  • SILKTHMJ
  • WOODXNPC
  • JADEKZED

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The correct matches are: CLAY with DKBX, SILK with THMJ, WOOD with XNPC, and JADE with KZED.
By analyzing the given examples, the coding logic follows a strict alternating sequence of shifting the first letter forward by one position (+1), the second letter backward by one position (-1), the third forward by one (+1), and the fourth backward by one (-1) according to the standard English alphabet.

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1
Analyze the first example code (SEAL to TDBK) to find the position shift logic.
S to T is +1; E to D is -1; A to B is +1; L to K is -1.
Identifying the letter-by-letter transformation rule is the fundamental first step in decoding the pattern.
2
Verify the hypothesized rule with the second example (IRON to JQPM).
I(+1)=J, R(-1)=Q, O(+1)=P, N(-1)=M. The pattern is consistently an alternating +1 and -1 shift.
Confirming the rule with a second example ensures the deduced logic is universally applied and not coincidental.
3
Apply the alternating +1, -1, +1, -1 rule to each of the given artifact materials.
CLAY translates to DKBX. SILK translates to THMJ. WOOD translates to XNPC. JADE translates to KZED.
This generates the final encoded tags to pair with the original given items.

Anahtar Kavram

Alternating Alphabetical Position Shifts
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Coding and Decoding

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