The decoder will interpret these two groups to be one codeword, but will resynchronize from the following group. The first bit of the group is 1, and the first bit of the following group is also 1. The decoder will again interpret these two groups to be a single codeword, but will not resynchronize. In two of the three cases, the decoder resynchronizes. This value goes to zero asymptotically.
Braille is a system of reading and writing for the blind.
Each character is composed of six dots, numbered 1 to 3 from top to bottom on the left, and 4 to 6 from top to bottom on the right. The alphabet in Braille. From these 6 dots we can have 64 distinct characters. Because this is not enough to cover all possible print signs and their variants, it is necessary to use a sequence of characters for some purposes. Note the 6 dot character at the beginning of each word to indicate that the following character is capitalized.