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In a code, each letter is replaced by its "mirror" letter — A with Z, B with Y, counting e

In a code, each letter is replaced by its "mirror" letter — A with Z, B with Y, counting equally from both ends. Coding "B", Manav thinks this is the same "shift 2 forward" rule, so B becomes D. His sister says this is a completely different rule. Who is right?

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