Once you figure out the rule, it would be theoretically possible to create the 100th or 200th symbol in the sequence. Doing so, however, would be nearly impossible.
UK Version
The rule being followed would theoretically allow a 100th or even 200th character to be made. However, actually creating such a character would be nigh on impossible!
US Version
Don't get distracted by the shapes of the symbols. There's only one feature of each symbol that you need to worry about.
Take C, for example. It's possible to swap C with the fourth symbol in the sequence without breaking the code's rule. See if you can figure out what features these two symbols have in common.
UK Version
Don't get distracted by the shape of the characters. There's only one feature you need to worry about.
Take C, for example. It's possible to swap C with the fourth character in the sequence without breaking the pattern. Try to work out what these two characters have in common.
US Version
The symbols of this code represent numbers. In order from top to bottom, they represent 0, 1, 2, 3, 4...
See if you can figure out how each symbol represents each number.
UK Version
The symbols in this code each represent a different number. The symbols run in numerical order from top to bottom: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on.
Can you see how each character represents its number?
US Version
Try tracing each symbol. For most of them, there will be points where you can't go any farther forward.
The first symbol in the sequence has none of these end points and represents 0. The next symbol has one end point, so it represents 1.
How many end points would you expect the sixth symbol to have?
UK Version
Try tracing each character. For most of them, there will be points where you can't go any further forward.
The first character has none of these end points and represents 0. The next character has one end point, so it represents 1.
So, how many end points would you expect the sixth character in this list to have?
Solution
Incorrect
US Version
Too bad!
Don't be fooled by this puzzle's complex appearance.
UK Version
Too bad.
Don't be fooled by this puzzle's complex appearance.
Correct
Fabulous!
US Version
The number of end points on each symbol indicates the number that symbol represents.
The missing symbol in the sequence must have five end points and is, therefore, symbol D.
UK Version
The number of end points on each character indicates the number that character represents.
The missing character in the sequence must have five end points and is therefore character D.