Crack the Code: A Cryptography Challenge

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The forum discussion centers around a cryptography challenge involving a coded message created by a user during math class. The code consists of a grid of numbers, including sequences like "46, 48" and "24, 05, 20, 24". Participants are encouraged to solve the code, with a specific mention that the formatting should be preserved using code tags. The user acknowledges a correction made by another participant, Enigma, regarding the accuracy of the code presented.

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Here's a simple code I made in math class.
Code:
         46
   46    48 
   26    34                           
24 05 20 24       38
12 02 11 19       20
14 28 46 26       27
34 23 26 00    34 20
22 17 24 18 24 16 46
Solve the code!
Have fun!
 
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Blahness said:
Here's a simple code I made in math class.
Code:
         46
   46    48 
   26    34                           
24 05 20 24       38
12 02 11 19       20
14 28 46 26       27
34 23 26 00    34 20
22 17 24 18 24 16 46
(Lines are spaces, since it doesn't keep spaces in it)
Solve the code!
Have fun!

try it with the [ code ] tags. Did that line up how you wanted?
 
Yes, that's perfect. Thank you.

Anyway, how about someone to solve it?

BY THE WAY: Since 1 day passed, I can't edit my first post; Enigma's copy of the code is correct, because I screwed up fixing mine.
 
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