eklhad@ihnet.UUCP (K. A. Dahlke) (10/07/85)
< What do you mean the line-eating bug is fixed?!?! > Find the rule used to partition the alphabet. Warm up example: A E I O U W Y [vowels] BCD FGH JKLMN PQRST V X Z [consonants] Rules should not depend on the numerical properties of the corresponding integers in some arbitrary display code. For instance, rules like "has a prime ordinal number" or "has an even number of bits in its ASCII representation" are not very interesting (in my opinion). With this in mind, here are some partitions for your consideration. If you wish to post the solution, please include a "spoiler" indicator, so others can enjoy them. Will give answers in a couple weeks. 1. A EF HI KLMN T VWXYZ BCD G J OPQRS U 2. A E I L NO RSTU D G BC M P F H VW Y K J X Q Z 3. BC MN V X Z A D FGH JKL S E I OPQR TU W Y -- When You ferst realise that you're net artical contains spelling and grammatically errors, and sentense fragments. Karl Dahlke ihnp4!ihnet!eklhad
cccjohn@ucdavis.UUCP (John Carlson) (10/12/85)
(* LINES A DISCOUNT RATE ONLY 50 CENTS FEEDS A FAMILY OF FOUR *) > 1. A EF HI KLMN T VWXYZ > BCD G J OPQRS U Curved vs. Straight > 2. A E I L NO RSTU > D G > BC M P > F H VW Y > K > J X > Q Z A popular crossword game > 3. BC MN V X Z > A D FGH JKL S > E I OPQR TU W Y Look down --John Carlson ...!ucbvax!ucdavis!vega!cccjohn