In a certain code, how is 'BOOK' written? Statement I: In the code, the letter 'B' is written as 'C'. Statement II: In the code, every letter of a word is replaced by the next letter of the alphabet.

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Statement II alone is sufficient but Statement I alone is not. I only tells how B is coded, not O or K. II gives the full +1 rule, so BOOK = CPPL; II alone suffices.

In a certain code, how is 'BOOK' written? Statement I: In the code, the letter 'B' is written as 'C'. Statement II: In the code, every letter of a word is replaced by the next letter of the alphabet.

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