Encoding Extreme #6

While I was in school this morning, I found a way to encode text... unusually.

In 15 minutes, I drew this sketch:

1 ~ * ¬ +*-*++*+* ¬
5 ~ *+*-----*++++++* ¬
4 ~ *++++*+*++*+*
1 ~ *+++++++*+++++*
#!

1i/2l/3k/4e/5t/6h/7s/8n/9c/o+1/d+2/g+3


What does the sketch say? Also, explain how to decode it.

• I think you messed something up in line 2. Think I figured it out. – Z. Dailey Mar 18 '16 at 4:37
• @z-dailey Thanks for reporting! Fixing that. – user18031 Mar 18 '16 at 7:51

This took a minute of looking at cuz there was a small issue.

I like this encoding!

Starting with 1 you get 'I' from the key. Then add 1 you get 'L' subtract 1 you get 'I' add 2 you get 'K' etc.

1 ~ * ¬ +*-*++*+* ¬
I like
5 ~ *+*-----*++++++* ¬
This
4 ~ *++++*+*++*+*
Encod
1 ~ *+++++++*+++++*
Ing
#!
!
¬ --> space and # --> punctuation.

• You forgot saying what the ¬ does ;) – user18031 Mar 18 '16 at 7:50
• I'm actually not sure. I was thinking space, but it's missing one if its a space. – Z. Dailey Mar 18 '16 at 14:22
• Right! I forgot one of those. Thanks! – user18031 Mar 18 '16 at 14:47
• Put in the edits. :) – Z. Dailey Mar 18 '16 at 15:13