General Studies · Coding-Decoding
In a code language, alphabetic letters are coded in the following manner: 1. All consonants are coded with the previous consonant in the English alphabet. 2. All vowels are coded with the next vowel in the English alphabet. However: a. If a vowel appears between two consonants, that vowel is coded with the previous letter in the English alphabet. b. If a consonant appears between two vowels, that consonant is coded with the next consonant in the English alphabet. How will 'MEETINGS' be coded in this language?
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