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Paarth Dave	Apr 2 2008, 07:45 AM
Advanced Member Posts: 70 Group: Members Member #2,712 Joined: March 26, 2008	Mr. jdege, What you have said is completely correct....I value your suggestions a lot... Had my example been a huge sentence, the swapping of the indices would have made some difference..... Anyways, i'll explain the symbols part to you all.... I have taken only 3 symbols for my convenience.. They are '>','<' and 'I' So let's convert the numbers into symbols.... The numerical text was 15 66 63 62 56 Let's take the first number i.e 15 15 is 1 & 5 Thus 1 can be represented as > < or I 5 can be represented as >>>>> <<<<< or IIIII This is very long so I have introduced dots in it.. Hence, 5 -> >>>>> or :>:>> where dots precede the symbol and indicate the number of times the symbol occurs... Therefore, 15 is represented as I:>:>> So the conversion of all numbers into symbols will be as follows: I:>:>><:<:<<II:I:I>:>:>><:<IIII:I:<>>:>>I:I:II A change in symbol indicates a change in the number as well.... I hope you all liked my new cipher... Now, let's see if you can solve the ciphertext which I posted earlier... When you decrypt it, you will get the name of my cipher.....
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