Decode the Code :: Aspiration 2020 :: Solution c java

Decode the Code  :: Aspiration 2020

Solution :

#ifndef DECODE_H
#define DECODE_H

char *keys[] = {" ","","abc","def","ghi","jkl","mno","pqrs…
//int cyc[] = {1,0,3,3,3,3,3,4,3,4};

int count(char *ptr)
{
int i, cnt;
for(i=0;;i++)
{
if(*(ptr+i)!=(*ptr))
break;
}
return i;
}


char* decodeCode(char* encodedString)
{
char *decodedString;

int i,j,k,num;
char ch;

k=0;

decodedString = new char[512];
for(i=0;;)
{
ch = encodedString[i];
j = count(&encodedString[i]);

if(ch!='#' && ch!='1') {
num = ch - 0x30;
//num = num % cyc[];
decodedString[k] = keys[num][j-1];
decodedString[k+1] = '\0';
k++;
}

i = i +j;
if(i>(strlen(encodedString)-1))
break;
}

return decodedString;
}
#endif /* DECODE_H */



Question 2

 

Decode the Code

Problem Description

Smugglers are becoming very smart day by day. Now they have developed a new technique of sending their messages from one smuggler to another.
In their new technology, they are sending their messages in a number format. This format represents the way that numbers and characters are padded on mobile's keypad. One smuggler sends a text message to the second smuggler, using the numbers corresponding to the letters on the keypad. When the receiving smuggler gets the message, he simply opens the "create text message" function in his mobile and types the number string. This way the receiver finally reads the original message.
For Example: -
6999066263304447777077766622337778 -----> message sent by the first smuggler.
my name is robert---------> message decoded by the second smuggler.
Where '0' denotes the "space".

Explanation:
By pressing '6' (i.e. key'6' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'm' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '999' (i.e. key '9' three times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'y' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '0' (i.e. key '0' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'space' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '66' (i.e. key'6' two times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'n' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '2' (i.e. key '2' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'a' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '6' (i.e. key '6'one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'm' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '33' (i.e. key '3' two times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'e' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '0' (i.e. key '0' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'space' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '444' (i.e. key'4' three times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'i' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '7777' (i.e. key '7' four times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 's' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '0' (i.e. key '0' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'space' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '777' (i.e. key '7' three times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'r' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '666' (i.e. key '6' three times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'o' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '22' (i.e. key '2' two times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'b' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '33' (i.e. key '3' two times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'e' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '777' (i.e. key '7' three times) on the keypad, the mobile shows 'r' on display screen in write text message area.
By pressing '8' (i.e. key '8' one time) on the keypad, the mobile shows 't' on display screen in write text message area.

But for word monkey
6#666#665533999 this string will be sent by the smuggler one
Here '# ' denotes that if smuggler watches '#' then it means character previous to # is on the same key to the character after the '#' and smuggler has to wait for 2 seconds and then press the same key.

Explanation:
By pressing '6' i.e. key'6' one time on the keypad, the mobile shows 'm' on display screen.
For '#' wait for 2 seconds, and then press next.
By pressing '666' i.e. key'6' three times on the keypad, the mobile shows 'o' on display screen.
For '#' wait for 2 seconds, and then press next.
By pressing '66' i.e. key'6' two times on the keypad, the mobile shows 'n' on display screen.
By pressing '55' i.e. key'5' two times on the keypad, the mobile shows 'k' on display screen.
By pressing '33' i.e. key'3' two times on the keypad, the mobile shows 'e' on display screen.
By pressing '999' i.e. key'9' three times on the keypad, the mobile shows 'y' on display screen.

*Here lower case doesn't matter.
*Assuming that the smuggler one will not send any numeral characters in the original message. For example smuggler will not send any message like "I need 1000 bucks" as it contains numerals.

So policemen need your help to track the smugglers. You have to write a program that decodes the sending smuggler's string (from the number format into plain text).

Instructions to work with Open PBT Client:

1. Specify the work directory path in the 'Work Directory Path' field. The path should correspond to your solution project directory.
2. Download the support files by clicking the Get Dev Files.
3. You will find the following three folders:
   • bin
   • src
   • lib
   in your work directory.
4. Code the solution in  . java file inside the src folder
5. All required files will be downloaded to your work directory. Creating additional files is strongly discouraged.

Step 1:

In your solution file:

• Implement your logic in public String decodeCode(String encodedString) in class DecodeTheCode.
• String   encodedString:  is string which is send by the smuggler1.

• You can create more methods but, do it in the same class.

Step 2:

In your solution keep in mind the following constraints.

1. In this problem you have to write a program that decodes the string, which is send by the first smuggler.
2. The method decodeCode() takes the string encodedString as an argument. That string is what the first smuggler sends to the second smuggler.
3. The method decodeCode() returns a string, which is the decoded string in plain text.
4. The string encodedString should only contain integers, and the special character '#' (if needed).
5. String encodedString should not contain any alphabetical characters (ex. 'a', 'b'); otherwise return null
6. String encodedString should not contain any special characters, except '#'; otherwise return null

The Prototype of the method is:

public String decodeCode(String encodedString).
This method takes following arguments.

• String    encodedString:  represents the string which is sent by the smuggler1.

• Method decodeCode() will return a string which is the decoded string of that string which is send by the smuggler1.

The constraints are:

1. String encodedString should have only integer and special character '#' (if needed).
2. String encodedString should not have any alphabetic character (ex. 'a','b') else return null
3. String encodedString should not have any special character except '#' else return null
4. String encodedString is empty then returns null.

Example 1

Input :
String encodedString=6999066263304447777077766622337778

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Output :

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my name is robert

Explanation:
when you will type the given string in the mobile in create text message area then my name is robert message will be displayed.

Example 2

Input :
String encodedString=777733663084433072#222552433

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Output :

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send the package

Example 3

Input :
String encodedString=777733663T084L43m30;72#222552433

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Output :

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null

For Java solutions

Package Name	:	test.decodethecode
File Name	:	DecodeTheCode.java
Class Name	:	DecodeTheCode
Function Name	:	public String decodeCode(String encodedString)

General Instructions

	The package names, class names, method signatures are to be used as mentioned in the problem statement. Do not use your own names or change the method signatures and fields. You can add any number of additional methods.
	The function(s) defined above would be the only functions that would be tested. If you add a main() function for your own testing, that would not be tested.
	Command line options for the main() function are not supported currently.

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