A doctor in Michigan has a sister who lives in California but the sister does not have any brother that lives in Michigan, how come??
:P

13112221221

:D
m a genius, i feel like such a nerd. :P jks jks

Welcome to the show, you originator of this thread, but, that's not the right answer, miss! :D

oh my i didnt even notice that i started this thread, :P o well atleast i tried being smart :D

13112221

oops 1113213211

Sorry Pretty, but that's not right! Try to find the better connection!

Here you go
1113213211

Is this correct? I don't know if the formula I'm using is right.
31221131122211

last try

311111113222211

Congratulation, Hi_Nanu! You got it right.

It is not as complex as it seems. Only the setting of the number below is literally the "reading" of the number.

Okay:

1
11
One one
21
Twoone
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==========
13112221
One one onethree twoone threetwooneone

Oops, didn't post it right:

1
this is one 1
so, 11
11 is two one
so, 21

it goes on
==========
==========
==========

13112221
One one one three t wo one three two oneone

public class Counting
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String firstTerm = args[0];
int index = Integer.parseInt(args[1]) - 1;
printSequence(firstTerm,index);
}
public static void printSequence(String term,int index)
{
System.out.print(term+" ,");
String firstTerm = term;
for (int i=0;i {
String tempSeq = howMany(firstTerm);
if(i!= index-1)
System.out.print(tempSeq+" , ");
else
System.out.print(tempSeq);
firstTerm = tempSeq;
}
}

public static String howMany(String temp)
{
String modTemp = temp.concat("x");
String seq = new String();
int start = 0,measure = 1;
while(start < modTemp.length()-1)
{
if(modTemp.charAt(start) == modTemp.charAt(start+1))
{
measure++;
start++;
}
else
{

seq += ""+measure+modTemp.charAt(start);
measure = 1;
start++;
}
This program may work

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1113213211
isn't hi_nanu's and my answers are same up there? You said mine was not right..

Oh! Are you into Java, Hi_Nanu? and you used the program to solve that?

Yes,My answer was same as Pretty's ...In fact she answered first.

No Slackdemic..I know a bit of programming language...but this was not me who wrote it ,just pulled it from google...

Thanks to google(My best friend)

Pretty, I am sorry. Apparently, I didn't see your posting after the your posting (the corrected one) and kept missing it.

You are the first person to answer this! :) If you have similar questions or anything that is interesting, you should ask us, too!

Let's talk about *real* puzzle now! :) This is bit rigorous, but quite an interesting puzzle. And yeah....the question is right! I checked few times. :-D
Here it goes:
====
Ram and Shyam sit down for the final round interview at a reputed firm in New York. To distinguish one from the other between these two equally competitive gentlemen, the interviewer agrees to give the job to the guy who first answers his puzzle. There is no time pressure.

Interviewer: The rectangle I am thinking of has integer sides, each of which is greater than one inch. However, the perimeter of the rectangle is less than 80 inches.

(Then, he whispers the total area to Ram and the total perimeter to Shyam. They are not allowed to tell what they just heard. )

Interviewer: What are the dimensions of this rectangle?

After thinking for a while:
Ram: Dyam!!.…I have no idea what the perimeter is.
Shyam: I knew you were going to say that. However, I don’t know what the area is.
Ram: Still no clue as to the perimeter….
Shyam: But now I know what the area is!
Ram: And I know what the perimeter is!

Now, you tell me what are the dimensions of that rectangle?
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Real question's *Real* solution:

Area = 52
Perimeter = 34

Therefore, dimensions 13 and 4.

Nope