Directions: Read the information carefully and answer the questions given below

In a certain code language, codes are decided on the basis of following rules and conditions.

Rules:

1- All the consonants that appear before 'N' in the alphabet series are to be coded as 0-9. (C=1, D= 2, and so on)

2- All the consonants that appear after 'N' in the alphabet series are to be coded as 0-9. (Q-1, R-2, and so on)

3- 'N' is to be coded as 1.

Conditions:

i- If a word starts with a consonant but ends with a vowel then all the vowels of that word are to be coded as '#' and codes for the last and first letters will be interchanged.

Il- If a word has more than two vowels then the first vowel is to be coded as &, the second vowel as * and the third vowel as @, and then repeat the codes in the same sequence from the fourth vowel onwards.

III- If in a word a consonant that appears after M is either preceded or followed or both by a vowel then all the vowels of that word are to be coded as % and 1 is added to the original code of all consonants. (If after adding 1, the original code comes in double digits then add the digits until a single digit is obtained.)

IV- If none of the above conditions is applicable in a word then vowels of such words are coded as ‘-’ .

V- If more than one condition is applicable in a single word then apply all the conditions as per the given order.