How to Build a Wordament Solver: A Journey of Learning and Fun

Are you tired of getting stuck in the Microsoft Wordament game without finding those elusive common words? Look no further! In this article, we'll explore how to build a Wordament solver using a coding project that I was thrilled to work on - building a solver that can search for possible words in the game.

To get started, you'll need to read in a word list. I experimented with various dictionaries found online and ultimately settled on using a Scrabble word list. The code is designed to work in single-player mode, with the motivation being to find those last few pesky common words that Wordament says are still missing.

The approach I took was to design a solver that could search for possible words within the game's constraints. With the help of my coding project, I was able to build a tool that can do just that.

So, how does it work? Simply put, the code reads in the word list and then searches for possible words within the given letters. The results are then exported as a text file, allowing you to easily copy and paste them into the game.

But why would anyone want to build such a solver? Well, besides the joy of learning to code, I was motivated by the desire to find those last few common words that Wordament says are still missing. And with this solver, I was finally able to do just that!

So, is it fair to use such a solver in multi-player mode? Absolutely not! The solver is designed for single-player use only and should be used responsibly.

In conclusion, building a Wordament solver was a fun and rewarding coding project that allowed me to learn new skills and achieve my goal of finding those last few common words.