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Part 1: Network Address Protocol

• The task asks to determine the sequence of numbers (1-7) that represent fragments of a file address: spisok.xls on the server school.net using the ftp protocol.
• The fragments are listed from 1 to 7: xls, school, /, .net, spisok., ://, ftp.
• The full address would be structured as: ftp://school.net/spisok.xls.
• Based on this, the corresponding sequence of numbers would be: 7 (ftp), 2 (school), 3 (/), 5 (spisok), 1 (xls).
• The fragment :// (6) is usually part of the protocol, and .net (4) is part of the domain name.
• The answer would be the sequence of numbers representing the fragments in the order they appear in the full URL: 7, 2, 3, 5, 1.

Part 2: Logic Puzzle - Names and Surnames

• There are four girls: Ekaterina, Sofya, Mia, Nina.
• Their surnames are: Savelieva, Elistratova, Nazarova, Murasheva.
• Clues:
• No girl's name and surname start with the same letter.
• Ekaterina and Nazarova live on the third floor.
• Sofya and Murasheva live on the fifth floor.
• Let's deduce the pairings:
• Ekaterina and Nazarova are on the 3rd floor. Their surnames can be Elistratova, Murasheva, Savelieva, or Nazarova. Since Nazarova is one of the surnames, and Ekaterina's surname cannot start with 'E', and Nazarova cannot be Ekaterina's surname (they live on the same floor, implying different surnames unless specified otherwise, and also the name/surname rule). Let's assume Ekaterina's surname is not Nazarova.
• Sofya and Murasheva are on the 5th floor. Their surnames can be Elistratova, Murasheva, Savelieva, or Nazarova. Since Murasheva is one of the surnames, Sofya's surname cannot start with 'S'.
• Rule: Name and surname do not start with the same letter.
• Ekaterina (E) - Surnames: Savelieva (S), Elistratova (E - impossible), Nazarova (N), Murasheva (M). Possible: Savelieva, Nazarova, Murasheva.
• Sofya (S) - Surnames: Savelieva (S - impossible), Elistratova (E), Nazarova (N), Murasheva (M). Possible: Elistratova, Nazarova, Murasheva.
• Mia (M) - Surnames: Savelieva (S), Elistratova (E), Nazarova (N), Murasheva (M - impossible). Possible: Savelieva, Elistratova, Nazarova.
• Nina (N) - Surnames: Savelieva (S), Elistratova (E), Nazarova (N - impossible), Murasheva (M). Possible: Savelieva, Elistratova, Murasheva.
• Ekaterina & Nazarova (3rd floor): Possible surnames for Ekaterina are Savelieva, Murasheva. Possible surnames for Nazarova are Elistratova, Savelieva, Murasheva. Let's consider the surnames of the two girls on the 3rd floor. They must be different. If Ekaterina is Savelieva, then Nazarova could be Murasheva. If Ekaterina is Murasheva, then Nazarova could be Savelieva.
• Sofya & Murasheva (5th floor): Their surnames must be different and from the remaining pool.
• Let's try matching Ekaterina with Savelieva (E != S). Then Nazarova must be Murasheva (N != M). This leaves Sofya and Mia.
• Remaining surnames: Elistratova, Nazarova.
• Sofya (S) cannot be Savelieva or Murasheva (already assigned). So Sofya could be Elistratova (S != E) or Nazarova (S != N).
• Mia (M) cannot be Murasheva. So Mia could be Savelieva (M != S), Elistratova (M != E), Nazarova (M != N).
• Let's use the floor information:
• Ekaterina and Nazarova (3rd floor). Possible surnames: Savelieva, Murasheva. If Ekaterina is Savelieva (E!=S), then Nazarova cannot be Savelieva. If Ekaterina is Murasheva (E!=M), then Nazarova cannot be Murasheva.
• Sofya and Murasheva (5th floor). Possible surnames: Elistratova, Nazarova. If Sofya is Elistratova (S!=E), then Murasheva cannot be Elistratova. If Sofya is Nazarova (S!=N), then Murasheva cannot be Nazarova.
• Let's re-evaluate. The surnames are Savelieva (1), Elistratova (2), Nazarova (3), Murasheva (4). Names are Ekaterina (A), Sofya (B), Mia (V), Nina (G).
• Ekaterina and Nazarova live on the 3rd floor.
• Sofya and Murasheva live on the 5th floor.
• From the names:
• Ekaterina (E): Cannot be Elistratova (2). Possible: Savelieva (1), Nazarova (3), Murasheva (4).
• Sofya (S): Cannot be Savelieva (1). Possible: Elistratova (2), Nazarova (3), Murasheva (4).
• Mia (M): Cannot be Murasheva (4). Possible: Savelieva (1), Elistratova (2), Nazarova (3).
• Nina (N): Cannot be Nazarova (3). Possible: Savelieva (1), Elistratova (2), Murasheva (4).
• Let's match Ekaterina and Nazarova on the 3rd floor.
• If Ekaterina is Savelieva (1), then Nazarova cannot be Savelieva.
• If Ekaterina is Murasheva (4), then Nazarova cannot be Murasheva.
• Let's assign Ekaterina = Savelieva (1). Then Nazarova cannot be Savelieva.
• Let's assign Sofya = Elistratova (2). Then Murasheva cannot be Elistratova.
• This leaves Mia and Nina for surnames Nazarova (3) and Murasheva (4).
• Let's check floor constraints:
• Ekaterina (Savelieva, 1) and Nazarova (?). Floor 3.
• Sofya (Elistratova, 2) and Murasheva (?). Floor 5.
• If Ekaterina is Savelieva (1), then her surname doesn't start with E. Okay.
• If Sofya is Elistratova (2), then her surname doesn't start with S. Okay.
• Now let's assign the remaining surnames (Nazarova (3), Murasheva (4)) to the remaining names (Mia, Nina).
• Mia (M): Cannot be Murasheva (4). So Mia must be Nazarova (3). (M != N).
• Nina (N): Cannot be Nazarova (3). So Nina must be Murasheva (4). (N != M).
• Let's verify all conditions:
• Ekaterina - Savelieva (E!=S)
• Sofya - Elistratova (S!=E)
• Mia - Nazarova (M!=N)
• Nina - Murasheva (N!=M)
• All name/surname starting letters are different.
• Now let's check the floor assignments. We have Ekaterina (Savelieva) and one other person on the 3rd floor. And Sofya (Elistratova) and one other person on the 5th floor.
• The problem states: