How An Engineer Would Beat Wordle

What happens when you want to solve wordle but don't want to invest more than a few days cause you have other stuff to do? You get this video! Enjoy learning about this basic modeling technique you can apply to tons of situations!
Thanks to Tyler Glaiel's Code which was a perfect launching point!
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[@bigbo3597]

Just found you, already subbing, you're beautiful and smart a deadly combo! Keep up the work i look forward to watching all of your videos

[@chopper3lw]

Using a grep precursor to the scoring routine would speed things immensely. Although coding the regular expressions might take a few mins.

[@izzitMichaela]

Ohhhh yeah regex scares me but I know I'll need to learn it eventually lmaooo 🤣

[@chopper3lw]

@@izzitMichaela Once you learn regexps you'll wonder how you did without them.

[@xkaydv]

Love ur amazing channel. You seem like a really intelligent and badass chick

[@RebekahSolWest]

First! Also awesome work!

[@izzitMichaela]

Thank you so much!! 😁💙

[@brianlaible565]

I’m looking at learning a programming language for basic text-based games. I have been using Excel vba to make these so far and it works. But thinking to “upgrade” to a new language but want it to be an easy lift from a learning curve perspective. Any suggestions? What do you think about Python? Aside from simple vba coding I do not have other coding experience and will be learning via videos, books, and online classes.

[@izzitMichaela]

Oh that's super cool! Depends on what you want to do with it. Python is a really simple language that could fit your needs really well. If you were looking at packaging it into an app or something, you'd want to have it in Javascript, particularly reactNative based JS. They have a great open source app building platform. But if you just want a simple standalone thing python is great

[@RamsesVanderslice]

The best first guess is GEESE. Don't @ me.