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** This character is geometrically connected, consisting of a single vertical structure, so we take the first, second, and last Cangjie codes from top to bottom.
** The Cangjie code is thus {{zhi|c=十}} {{zhi|c=田}} {{zhi|c=十}} (JWJ), corresponding to the basic shapes of the codes in this example.
* {{zhi|c=謝
** This character consists of geometrically unconnected parts arranged horizontally. For the initial decomposition, we treat it as two parts, {{zhi|c=言}} and {{zhi|c=射}}.
** The first part, {{zhi|c=言}}, is geometrically unconnected from top to bottom; we take the first ({{zhi|c=亠}}, auxiliary shape of {{zhi|c=卜}} Y) and last parts ({{zhi|c=口}}, basic shape of {{zhi|c=口}} R) and arrive at {{zhi|c=卜}} {{zhi|c=口}} (YR).
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