In iain-t-bennett/woRdleSolveR: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)

setup

require(woRdleSolveR)

Initialise

Class based so to solve a puzzle just set an initial status. For an example will use wordle with solution of ROBIN that is unknown to player.

gametosolve <- woRdle()
# S3 object so can plot to see status
plot(gametosolve)

Round 1

Generate a guess

Generate an initial guess - this is same every time unless wordlist changes.

algo_guess_v1(gametosolve)

With no information AROSE seems best option. Most frequent letters in most frequent places.

Update the game

If compare AROSE to the unknown solution ROBIN will see that response would get is Grey, Yellow, Yellow, Grey, Grey. Can now update the game with this response and plot again.

gametosolve <- updatewoRdle(gametosolve, 
                            guess = woRdleGuess("AROSE", "0YY00"))
plot(gametosolve)

Round 2

Generate a new guess

Generate a new guess based on current game status.

algo_guess_v1(gametosolve)

Now YOURN is the best option. Most frequent letters in most frequent places for possible workds.

Update the game

If compare YOURN to the unknown solution ROBIN will see that response would get is Grey, Green, Grey, Yellow, Green. Can now update the game with this response and plot again.

gametosolve <- updatewoRdle(gametosolve, 
                            guess = woRdleGuess("YOURN", "0G0YG"))
plot(gametosolve)

Round 3

Generate a new guess

Generate a new guess based on current game status.

algo_guess_v1(gametosolve)

The solution has been found.

Update the game

Can update the game with this response and plot again if interested.

gametosolve <- updatewoRdle(gametosolve, 
                            guess = woRdleGuess("ROBIN", "GGGGG"))
plot(gametosolve)

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