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I believe in the actual implementation it's correct. You can confirm a letter is not doubled, when one of the two letters in your guess is gray.
I only played it occasionally and haven’t encountered doubled letters, so I don’t know what the actual response would be. Maybe you’re right.
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If Yellow/“Maybe” really means “the letter is in the answer but in a different position”, then the final T satisfies this definition. Another commenter points out the actual implementation may deviate from this definition though.
Try TWEET in today's Wordle and you'll see what I mean
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I only played it occasionally and haven’t encountered doubled letters, so I don’t know what the actual response would be. Maybe you’re right.
Posting with such assurance without knowing what the actual response would be, lmao. Very on-brand for HN (and myself too, honestly).
The post should be updated with the correct definition.
I am trying so hard to not know what Wordle is or how to play. Now it is showing up on Hacker News? Damn. I’ve not had this much trouble since I avoided Sudoku.
This is your regular reminder that today's word, and all the upcoming ones, are located in the Wordle minified JS.
> Note that all of these 243 possibilities aren't valid in practice. For example YYYYM will never be seen because if the first four letters are correctly placed and the fifth is also in the word, it will be correctly placed. Not true. For example if the correct answer is TWEED and you guess TWEET, then you’ll get YYYYM. Edit: As pointed out by two commenters, the actual implementation contradicts the following claim…
I am trying so hard to not know what Wordle is or how to play. Now it is showing up on Hacker News? Damn. I’ve not had this much trouble since I avoided Sudoku.
My metagame is guessing my friend's guesses.