Question

The famous Shakesperean phrase "To be or not to be" gives the output "Gb or be abg gb or" when entered into a machine that creates codes. If the name "William Shakespeare" was the input, what would be the output?

"Gb or be abg gb or"

• A. Vuxxuny Tqnwrtcrner
• B. Jvyyvnz Funxrfcrner
• C. Vuxxuny Funxrfcrner
• D. Jvyyvnz Tqnwrtcrner

Answer 1

The correct option is B Jvyyvnz Funxrfcrner

$\text{On splitting the English alphabet into two halves}\text{and pairing the letters, we get,}$

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$\text{Each letter in the top row is paired with}\text{another letter in the bottom row.}$

$\text{On testing this code for the phrase}$
"To be or not to be", we get
"Gb or be abg gb or"

$\text{So, the code works for the given phrase.}$

"William Shakespeare", we get
"Jvyyvnz Funxrfcrner"