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 # Wordle guesser
- A program that guesses wordle words by brute forcing a list of given words and certain patterns and saves them in a file.
- The first argument has to be the file with the list of the words. It can be a previous solution file.
- Flags have to be followed by a sequence of characters. If the character is a '.' (dot) the program will interpret it as any character:
+  A program that guesses wordle words by brute forcing a list of given words and certain patterns and saves them in a file.
+  The first argument has to be the file with the list of the words. It can be a previous solution file.
+  Flags have to be followed by a sequence of characters. If the character is a '.' (dot) the program will interpret it as any character:
  - -g (green). The letters following this flag are in the word in the order specified. For example, "f..es" is in "files".
  - -y (yellow). The letters following this flag are in the word but not in the positions specified. For example, "tsreo" identifies "store".
  - -b (black). The letters following this flag are not in the word. For example, "pkjql" identifies "words".
  - -p (print). Print the output of the solution to the console.
  
- Not putting enough characters in the pattern does not matter. "rig" is the same as "rig..".
- Compile with "gcc guess.c -lunac".
+  Not putting enough characters in the pattern does not matter. "rig" is the same as "rig..".
+  Compile with "gcc guess.c -lunac".
  "words.txt" is a list of (supposedly, I haven't checked) all spanish words that are 5 letters long.
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