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9to5google.com formula is top-notch; I think those guys invented the Punch Card Machine. 😋🥰😀

Considering the fact that you just have 12 levels to play with, and your options are in three (3) categories:

1. Numbers - 0123456789 

2. Alphabets - ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 

3. Special Symbols or Characters &-:#@'="¢.<(+|!$*);^,%_>?/

Here is the formula for the STAGE 2B/4 puzzle solution:

AS34NO765DLUCK/ZQIPVJ210-&MB


They used just three (3) special characters only – amazing!

Well, if you are curious to find out, visit this website:

https://www.masswerk.at/keypunch 

Type in the formula above, print out (hard copy), draw up grid lines on the printed page for clarity, and then just follow the plots on the punch card.

Many Thanks to 9to5google.com 🙏☺

CONNECT  .  LEARN  .  GROW

#IO21 #GoogleIO #DigitalSkillsCommunity #9to5GoogleManyThanks

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