I swiped a fun challenge, saying that there are 5 different numbers hidden in a bunch of "Daddy", 3 are correct, 4 are excellent, and only 0.01% can be found. I stared at the screen and my eyes were sour, my mind was full of "Dad", and after looking for five minutes, I only found 4, where is the fifth one?I swiped a fun challenge saying that there were 5 different numbers hidden in a bunch of "dad", 3 were correct and 4 were excellent, and only 0.01% could be found. I stared at the screen with sour eyes and my mind full of "dad", and after five minutes of searching, I only found 4, where is the fifth?

At first, I thought it was a variant of the word "dad", like a missing point like "0", or a turn like "3". After watching it over and over again for ten minutes, I circled out all the "dad" that looked like numbers, but someone in the comments section shouted, "The title says to find numbers, not words like numbers!"At first, I thought it was a deformation of the word "Dad", such as a missing dot like "0", or a turn like "3". After reading it over and over again for ten minutes, I circled all the "Dad" that looked like numbers, but someone in the comment area shouted: "The title says to find numbers, not words like numbers!"

Only then did I suddenly realize that the answer was hidden in the question itself. You see, the repeated "3 passing" and "4 excellent" in the question Actually, these numbers have long been mixed up in the text. It's like playing hide and seek, people are hiding under your nose, and you are still looking elsewhere.

I remember when I was a child, I always missed the numbers in the questions, and the teacher knocked me on the head: "Review the question! Review the question!" This question is simply a copy, obviously the numbers are there, but I want to compete with the word "dad". My friend laughed at me: "It's like when looking for glasses, the glasses are already on the top of your head."

In fact, the fun of this question is here, it is a test of eyesight and a secret test of the question.

When I found it at the end, I realized that I was stunned by a bunch of dads, and the feeling of crying and laughing was more amusing than finding the answer. If you can brush it too, don't be confused like me, read the question three times before talking.