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Coding Decoding Reasoning Tricks | Coding Decoding Reasoning Examples |

This presentation on Coding, decoding and reasoning tricks will help you make it easy while preparing for all job-related exams. This video also covers some examples related to coding, decoding, and reasoning and provides a clear explanation for every topic.<br><br>Topics covered in this coding, decoding and reasoning trick slide are:<br>1. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning?<br>2. Why learning Coding, Decoding and Reasoning?<br>3. Tricks to learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning<br>4. Benefits<br>

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Coding Decoding Reasoning Tricks | Coding Decoding Reasoning Examples |

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  1. Agenda What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Why learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Benefits

  2. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning?

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  4. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Coding Coding is a process used to encrypt numbers, words in a specific pattern or code based on the given rules and regulations simpllearn i

  5. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Coding Example:- If a question asked, code of MANGO is PEQJR then what will be the code of HUMAN? Explanation: If you observe MANGO, the code is written by replacing the alphabet with the third alphabet after M. So, to code HUMAN the same logic should be used. Then the code of HUMAN is “KXPDQ” simpllearn i

  6. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Decoding Decoding is the process used to decrypt the patterns into the original form from the given codes simpllearn i

  7. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Decoding Example:- If a question asked, code of RESEARCH is RSEAECH then what will be the code of PEOPLE? Explanation: If you observe RESEARCH, first and last letter remain same. The others interchange their positions in pair of two. So, EO become OE, PL become LP so code of PEOPLE will be POELPE simpllearn i

  8. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Reasoning The process of thinking that evaluates a situation in a logical or sensible manner to form a perfect conclusion simpllearn i

  9. What is Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? Reasoning Example:- Find the number of triangles in the picture 1 2 8 7 3 Explanation: It is clearly shown there are 8 triangles in given picture by numbering each triangle 6 4 5 simpllearn i

  10. Why learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning?

  11. Why learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? • Coding-Decoding holds a significant role in all aptitude related examinations simpllearn i

  12. Why learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? • Coding-Decoding holds a significant role in all aptitude related examinations • Most of the companies are making it essential to qualify the aptitude rounds to get job simpllearn i

  13. Why learn Coding, Decoding and Reasoning? • Coding-Decoding holds a significant role in all aptitude related examinations • Most of the companies are making it essential to qualify the aptitude rounds to get job • These skills also improve the ability to enhance logic and knowledge simpllearn i

  14. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning

  15. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering simpllearn i

  16. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering simpllearn i

  17. Coding-Decoding

  18. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Letter Coding Number Coding Substitution Coding Mixed Letter Coding Mixed Number Coding simpllearn i

  19. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering Letter Coding Example:- MONKEY KMLICW then ORANGE ? -2 -2 -2 -2 -2 -2 So, each alphabet of ORNAGE should be decreased by 2 simpllearn i

  20. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering Letter Coding Example:- MOUSE NLFHV then CREAM ? simpllearn i

  21. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering Letter Coding Example:- MOUSE NLFHV then CREAM ? simpllearn i As shown in the above table this is how reverse order works

  22. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering Letter Coding Example:- MOUSE NLFHV then CREAM ? Each alphabet is replaced by the reverse order. So, the updated word should be simpllearn i

  23. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 2. Number Coding Example:- HOUSE is coded as 35842 and LEMON is coded as 12659, then HELEN is coded as ? HELEN is coded as 32129 simpllearn i

  24. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 2. Number Coding Example:- CODING is coded as 124659 and DEN is coded as 435, then DECODING is coded as ? DECODING is coded as 43124659 simpllearn i

  25. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 3. Substitution Coding Example:- Q) If ‘white’ is called ‘red’, ‘red’ is called ‘blue’, ‘blue’ is called ‘green’, ‘green’ is called ‘yellow’, ‘yellow’ is called ‘black’, and what is the colour of blood? Ans:- Blue Explanation:- The colour of blood is red, and as mentioned the red is called blue. So, the colour of blood is blue simpllearn i

  26. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 3. Substitution Coding Example:- Q) If ‘mouse’ is called ‘keyboard’, ‘keyboard’ is called ‘monitor’, ‘monitor’ is called ‘CPU’, ‘CPU’ is called ‘printer’, and what is used to type? Ans:- monitor Explanation:- Key board is used for typing, So, as mentioned in the above question the keyboard is called monitor simpllearn i

  27. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 4. Mixed Letter Coding Example:- In code language ‘Ha ka bow’ means How are you ‘ka te ma’ means where are they ‘se re tho’ means good and bad Are stands for ? Explanation:- As shown in the above example in all three statements “are” is repeated twice in first and second Ans:- ka simpllearn i

  28. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 4. Mixed Letter Coding In code language ‘ba lo sul’ means son is out ‘pe se br’ means you and me ‘ul ari ba’ means get out from Out stands for ? Example:- Explanation:- As shown in the above example in all three statements “out” is repeated twice in first and third Ans:- ba simpllearn i

  29. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 5. Mixed Number Coding Example:- Q) If ‘the monster hunter’ is coded as 324, ‘will be the’ is coded as 476, and ‘they are in’ is coded as 158. Which digit represents the? Ans:- 4 Explanation:- As shown in the above example all in all the three statements the is repeated twice in first and second simpllearn i

  30. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Coding-Decoding Numbering 5. Mixed Number Coding Example:- Q) If ‘you are good’ is coded as 256, ‘good and bad’ is coded as 358, and ‘we are bad’ is coded as 637. Which digit represents bad? Ans:- 3 Explanation:- As shown in the above example in last two statements bad is repeated twice in first there is no bad. So, the repeated number in last two statements are “3” simpllearn i

  31. Reasoning

  32. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning • Number Series • Verbal Classification • Logical Deduction • Analogies • Letter and Symbol Series • Statement and Conclusion • Cause and Effect • Verbal Reasoning • Logical Games • Artificial Language • Statement and Assumption • Essential Part simpllearn i

  33. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Number Series Q) Look at the series 10, 50, 15, 40, 20, 30, ……… what should come at next? +5 -10 +5 -10 As mentioned in the above question, the series is started with 10, and the following number is 50. If you observe in the series, it is an alternate addition and subtraction So, the next number in the series is ’25’ simpllearn i

  34. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Verbal Classification Q) Pick the odd one from the list Handsome Attractive Bottle Charming If you observe, in the above question all are related to beauty except the third one “Bottle” So, the odd one in the list is ’Bottle’ simpllearn i

  35. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Logical Deduction Q) Statement: some kings are queens. All queens are beautiful Conclusions All kings are beautiful All queens are kings As mentioned in the above question, only one premise is particular. So the conclusion should also be a particular. So, neither 1 nor 2 follows simpllearn i

  36. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Analogies Q) Glass : Break :: Fire : ? If a glass is thrown or fall, then it should break. So, as related to the first one, the fire would burn So, the correct analogies for Fire is “burn” simpllearn i

  37. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Letter and Symbol Series Q) SCD, TEF, UGH, ____, WKL what should come in? If you observe, the first letter of every word is replaced with the following letter. And the second and third are replaced with the alternate letters So, the answer for the above question is “VIJ” simpllearn i

  38. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Statement and Conclusion Q) In a test cricket match total runs scored by the team were 450. Out of 450 run, 350 was scored by all-rounders Conclusion 78% runs scored by all-rounders The middle order batsmen were all-rounders If you observe with the question, all 78% runs are scored by all-rounders. So, one doesn’t follow. And nothing is mentioned about middle-order batsmen. So, two also doesn't follow So, the answer for the above question is neither 1 nor 2 follows simpllearn i

  39. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Cause and Effect Q) Statements Virat is nervous Virat went to hospital for checkup If you observe, the statement 1 is cause, and the statement 2 is the effect. So the solution is Virat is nervous, he went to the hospital to consult a doctor simpllearn i

  40. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Verbal Reasoning Q) 'Smoke' is related to 'Pollution' in the same way as 'War' is related to: If you observe the statement, smoking cause pollution. So the war leads to destruction The related word for war is “Destruction” simpllearn i

  41. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Logic Games Q) Virat, Dhoni and Rohit are 3 brothers. If the following statements all are true which of them is youngest Rohit is elder Virat is not elder than Dhoni Dhoni is younger than Rohit In the 1st statement it is given that Rohit is elder to Dhoni and Virat. In 2nd statement tells Virat is younger than Dhoni. It also states that Virat is younger than Rohit and Dhoni So, Virat is the youngest in the list simpllearn i

  42. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Artificial Language Q) What could be the meaning of Miss-Guys tulseherf means Helloguys asgthwer means HeyRaj eherfopwse means HelloMiss In the first and last statement, Hello is the common, so the eherf is Hello. So, tuls is Guys and miss is opwse So, the meaning for Miss-Guys is opwsetuls simpllearn i

  43. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Statement and Assumption Q) Statement: Detergents should be used to clean clothes Assumptions: Detergents form more lather Detergents help to dislodge grease and dirt In both, statements nothing is mentioned about the lather. So 1st is not implicit. Detergent is used to clean clothes quickly and easily, so 2nd is implicit simpllearn i

  44. Tricks to learn Coding-Decoding and Reasoning Reasoning Essential Part Q) Company Work Report Card Salary Employees In the above example, the company cannot run without employees. The other three are also crucial in the company, but the essential is an employee without employee the rest is useless So, essential part of company is employees simpllearn i

  45. Benefits

  46. Benefits Coding, Decoding and Reasoning covers all aspects of learning which help to improve the focus and ability of a person simpllearn i

  47. Benefits Most of the companies and other competitive exams are using these skills to recruit the employees simpllearn i

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