The numlock key on my computer is pressed and is now broken, so I cant press it to switch off the numlock mode. And hence I am not able to read whatever I am typing. Can you help me decode what I am typing?
Example
Input: "0y n4036c2 2ey 5s br62en!" Output: "my numlock key is broken!"
Happy decoding!
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Michael Ryan
on 11 Mar 2014
Is the '/' character supposed to have two different mappings? As that makes things much more complicated...
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