Self Answering Puzzles [closed]

Question

Give the right guess in an English sentence self answering puzzle offer that contains eighty four words, one hundred and nineteen syllables, ten As, two Bs, five Cs, seven Ds, fifty nine Es, fifteen Fs, nine Gs, fourteen Hs, twenty one Is, one J, one K, seven Ls, three Ms, forty Ns, nineteen Os, four Ps, one Q, seventeen Rs, forty Ss, thirty Ts, seven Us, eight Vs, five Ws, one X, ten Ys, three Zs, thirty commas, eighty three spaces, and one period.

Edit: I originally posted "Post other self answering puzzles," but this makes this entry very broad and against forum rules. However, the above puzzle has a very specific answer that is given by ABcDexter below.

Answer 1

Which question formed an answer on this page that received 15 upvotes?

Answer 2

This is one that relies on the absence of explicit punctuation (so either directly lacking punctuation when written, as below, or speaking the puzzle out loud).

What is the most commonly used interrogative word in the English language

Answer 3

The

paragraph itself.
Give the right guess in an English sentence self answering puzzle offer that contains eighty four words, one hundred and nineteen syllables, ten As, two Bs, five Cs, seven Ds, fifty nine Es, fifteen Fs, nine Gs, fourteen Hs, twenty one Is, one J, one K, seven Ls, three Ms, forty Ns, nineteen Os, four Ps, one Q, seventeen Rs, forty Ss, thirty Ts, seven Us, eight Vs, five Ws, one X, ten Ys, three Zs, thirty commas, eighty three spaces, and one period.

is the answer.

Let me write a code for that. will update soon...

//ABcDexter, puzzling.SE,q/37303/1766, 10/7/16 1211
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;

int i,n,t;
string inp;
int count[26]={0};

int main()
{   

//cin>>inp;
char ch;
int words=0,commas=0,spaces=0,periods=0; 


for(i=0; (ch=getchar()) && (ch!='\n'); i++) 
{   
    inp+=ch;//cout<<ch;
    switch(ch)
    { 
        case ' ' : words++,spaces++;
                break;
        case ',': commas++;
                break;
        case '.': periods++;
                break;
        default: //cout<<inp[i];
                if(inp[i]>='a' && inp[i]<='z') ::count[inp[i]-'a']++;
                else if(inp[i]>='A' && inp[i]<='Z') ::count[inp[i]-'A']++;

    }
}

cout<<"Here is the count\n";
cout<<"Number of words : "<<++words<<endl; //words+1 as one more for the final word with no space at the end;
for(int i=0;i<26;i++)
    cout<<"count of "<<char(i+65)<<" "<<::count[i]<<endl;

cout<<"Number of commas : "<<commas<<endl;
cout<<"Number of spaces : "<<spaces<<endl;
cout<<"Number of periods : "<<periods<<"\nsorry, don't know how to count syllables"<<endl; 



return 0;
}

Answer 4

Which is the most self-answering puzzle?

Answer 5

Is this one?

Provide a self-answering puzzle.

Paradox time!

Provide a puzzle that is not self-answering.

Answer 6

Provide proof that this sentence exists.

Answer 7

Can you provide a question that asks you to provide a question that asks you to provide a question?

Answer 8

Just a smarty-pants alternate guess in case ABcDexter's likely-correct answer isn't the “right guess”:

Give the right guess in one [swapped] English sentence self answering puzzle offer that contains eighty four words, one hundred and nineteen syllables, ten As, two Bs, five Cs, seven Ds, fifty nine Es, fifteen Fs, nine Gs, fourteen Hs, twenty one Is, one J, one K, seven Ls, three Ms, forty Ns, nineteen Os, four Ps, one Q, seventeen Rs, forty Ss, thirty Ts, seven Us, eight Vs, five Ws, an [swapped] X, ten Ys, three Zs, thirty commas [“commas” contains a “comma”], eighty three spaces [discretionary comma removed] and one period.

Answer 9

How about:

Who's on first (?/.)

Sorry. :)

Answer 10

Which question resulted only seven answers where the last answer was accepted and had the maximum votes?

Answer 11

Which question answer is this?