pager code

Back in the 90's when pagers were made available to a younger generation, a code was created where numbers were assigned to represent letters so that messages could be passed using this code. Each letter was represented using a number or combination of numbers. Some number definitions varied but this is just one basic breakdown: A = 8 B = 8 C = 6 D = 0 E = 3 F = 4 G = 6 H = 4 I = 1 J = 7 K = 15 L = 7 M = 177 N = 17 O = 0 P = 9 Q = 0 R = 12 S = 5 T = 7 U = 11 V = 11 W = 111 X = 25 Y = 4 Z = 2 There was often a lot of confusion with messages.