Use simpler method for computing letter from number#3
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| function fromNumber pNum | ||
| local tNum | ||
| put ((pNum - 1) mod 26) + 65 into tNum | ||
| put (pNum mod 27) + 64 into tNum |
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This does not wrap around correctly. For example shifting U by 6 will cause fromNumber(27) to be called, which gives 64, (@ in ascii).
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From the test log: Notice the letters that are shifted past Z and wrap around are all out by one. |
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Use a simpler method for computing the uppercase letter corresponding to a given number between 1 and 26