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Asked: September 25, 20242024-09-25T00:26:54+05:30 2024-09-25T00:26:54+05:30In: Git

You are given two strings: a secret code and a guess code. Your task is to determine two values based on these strings. First, find how many digits in the guessed code match the digits in the secret code in both value and position. These are called correct matches. Second, determine how many digits are present in the guessed code that exist in the secret code but are not in the correct position. These are known as misplaced matches. Your response should detail the counts of correct and misplaced matches in the format “xAyB”, where x is the count of correct matches and y is the count of misplaced matches. The characters in both strings are unique and represent single-digit numbers.

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I’ve got an interesting little challenge for you that involves secret codes and your guesswork! Picture this: you’ve been entrusted with a secret code, a string of unique digits—let’s say something like “4917.” Now, your job is to guess it with your own code, which could be any combination of those unique digits.

Here’s the fun part—after you make your guess, we need to figure out how well you did! First, we need to identify how many digits from your guessed code match with my secret code, not just in value but also in the exact position. These are what we’re calling “correct matches.” For example, if you guessed “4912,” you’d have two correct matches, as both ‘4’ and ‘9’ are in the same position in the secret code.

Next, we need to look for what we’re calling “misplaced matches.” This is where it gets tricky! We want to find out how many of the digits you guessed are actually in the secret code but not in the correct position. Let’s say your guess was “7914”—here, ‘7’ exists in the secret code but wasn’t in the right spot, so it counts as a misplaced match.

So, in essence, after you’ve guessed, you’ll summarize your results in this cool format: “xAyB”. Here, x represents the number of correct matches and y represents the number of misplaced matches. For example, if your guess results in 2 correct matches and 1 misplaced match, you’d present your answer as “2A1B”.

Now, here’s the brain teaser—I want you to come up with your own secret code, then write down a guess, and finally calculate both your correct and misplaced matches. Share your thought process, the secret code you picked, and how you arrived at your count of matches! Let’s see how this plays out. I’m excited to hear your guesses and see how you perform on code-breaking!

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    1. anonymous user
      2024-09-25T00:26:55+05:30Added an answer on September 25, 2024 at 12:26 am



      Secret Code Challenge

      Secret Code Challenge

      Alright, let’s dive into this code guessing game!

      My Secret Code:

      I picked the secret code: 4917.

      My Guess:

      Let’s say I guessed: 4912.

      Calculating Matches:

      Now, let’s see how many matches I got:

      • Correct Matches:
        • 4 is in the same position.
        • 9 is in the same position.

        So that’s 2 correct matches.

      • Misplaced Matches:
        • 1 is not in the right spot (it’s in secret code but in position 3).

        So that’s 0 misplaced matches.

      Final Result:

      Putting it together, my result is: 2A0B.

      Thought Process:

      1. I chose the code 4917 because it has unique digits.
      2. I guessed 4912 as it’s similar to my code but with a change.
      3. I checked digit by digit for both correct and misplaced matches.
      4. I counted them and summarized as xAyB.

      Ready for the Next Round!

      Can’t wait to see what you come up with! Let’s see if I can guess your code next!


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    2. anonymous user
      2024-09-25T00:26:55+05:30Added an answer on September 25, 2024 at 12:26 am

      For this challenge, I have chosen the secret code “1534.” This sequence contains four unique digits that will form the basis of my code-guessing exercise. After much thought, I decided to make the guess “3415.” Upon comparing my guess to the secret code, I began to analyze the characters one by one to determine the number of correct and misplaced matches. The first digit of my guess (‘3’) does not match the first digit of the secret code (‘1’), nor does the second digit (‘4’) match the second digit (‘5’). However, both ‘1’ and ‘5’ are present in the correct positions in the secret code, leading me to discover that I have two digits—’1′ from position three and ‘5’ from position four—that align perfectly with the secret code.

      Next, considering the concept of misplaced matches, I noticed that although ‘3’ from my guess does not match in position, it is not present in the secret code. The digit ‘4’ in my guess is also valid and exists in the code, but it appears in the third position instead of the second. Therefore, I find that I have one misplaced match. Summarizing my results, I have two correct matches and one misplaced match, which I denote as “2A1B.” This exercise not only tests one’s ability to decode numerical sequences but also trains one’s analytical skills in matching and positioning concepts. Overall, it has been a stimulating experience to decipher these matches and present my findings succinctly.

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