Guess today's Wordle from others' shared results!
Collect shared results in a CSV file, where a result is a sequence of 5
digits in {0,1,2} with the correspondence
⬛️ = 0
🟩 = 1
🟨 = 2
For example, if the solution is words and the guess is grass, then the
result is 02001. Add these results separated by commas. Note: you do not need
to distinguish separate individuals' results, as this does not play a role in
the code.
Next, run python guess_wordle.py <CSV filename>, and check out the list of
candidates. The more results you give as input, the fewer possible candidates
there are!
words.csv is a CSV file listing each guessable word, along with all
possible results when guessing another word. The list of words was taken from
the original Wordle script, so guess_wordle.py is guaranteed to only check
potential solutions. This file is quite large, at 10MB. It was generated by
another script, which I have not shared because it wasn't very optimized and
was only needed once, but it also means the file itself not compressed in any
way.
example_guesses.csv is a list of hand-collected guess results for Wordle 215,
taken from Twitter. Running the program on this file should give 4 candidates.
See if you can guess which is the right one :)