10-23-2020, 07:15 PM
Ok..here is what I am trying to say.
Let's assume I am using the "East-Peasy" difficulty setting and I type in a sequence of "ABCa" and I get a "_" for letter "A" so presumably it is part of the code BUT it is not in order meaning that "A" is not the first letter of the code just merely part of it,I simply don't know where in the code the "A" is actually placed.
So I type in a new sequence and place the "A" in a different spot but now I no longer get the "_" for the "A" so I am left to think that either "A" is in the wrong spot again or is is not part of the code to begin with so I input my original code and get the "_" for the "A" I originally typed so I can only conclude that "A" is not part of the code.
What I am trying to say is that apparently the "_" you get does not necessarily mean that the letter under it was ever correct.
Sorry..I am just not good at logic or patterns...or describing...
Let's assume I am using the "East-Peasy" difficulty setting and I type in a sequence of "ABCa" and I get a "_" for letter "A" so presumably it is part of the code BUT it is not in order meaning that "A" is not the first letter of the code just merely part of it,I simply don't know where in the code the "A" is actually placed.
So I type in a new sequence and place the "A" in a different spot but now I no longer get the "_" for the "A" so I am left to think that either "A" is in the wrong spot again or is is not part of the code to begin with so I input my original code and get the "_" for the "A" I originally typed so I can only conclude that "A" is not part of the code.
What I am trying to say is that apparently the "_" you get does not necessarily mean that the letter under it was ever correct.
Sorry..I am just not good at logic or patterns...or describing...