Simple Python Wordle Game Tutorial for Beginners

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In this video I'll show you how to create a simple terminal version of the popular word guessing game, Wordle, in Python. Altogether it is about 30 lines of code. Enjoy!
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Комментарии : 26

@okamichamploo Год назад

Great vid. Coming from C# with this being my first time looking at anything Python. Really easy to follow and understand explanations.

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

Thanks - I appreciate that! Keep on codin'!

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

I might do this in Java as well since I've been teaching it to my students.

@solijonovasadbek4552 Год назад

Best Teacher!

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

Thanks - I try! Keep on codin!

@metaphyzikal1 Год назад

A couple of things for WINDOWS python users. Need: "from sys import exit" so the exit works, and yes, I tried os.system("cls"), but spyder just kept clearing the screen first, and not allowing me to enter any guesses (although it was fine on IDLE). So I deleted ("cls") and it worked ok. I guess it will work in some other IDEs fine too.

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

Thanks for the info - much appreciated!

@777Raim Год назад

Hello @TokyoEdtech! It will be very useful to show turtle and pymunk integration if it's technically possible. On the internet I didn't find an answer. Big Thanks!

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

That's an interesting idea - I haven't used pymunk before. I wonder if it is possible too....

@bblevins Год назад

Fun video! I even watched the Java version. Could you program it in Commodore Basic?

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

Hmmm- that is an interesting challenge! I tried playing around with it but got too frustrated with the keyboard differences - why don't you give it a go??

@yibrahim7 Год назад

Great job man.. I love how you make so clear and easy to follow and understand. please keep up the great work. just one question: how can we fix the issue of repeated correct letters? for example in the "SHAKE" if i wrote the "S" twice in my guess"SHASE" it would label it as green for the 1st one and yellow for the 2nd letter. thanks again man.

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

Thanks - glad you liked it! To deal with repeated letters, you need to keep track of which letters are correct based on position. So, you could use an array set to the length of the string. Note, I'm doing this from memory, so there may be errors, but this is the gist. boolean[] correct = new boolean(word.length()); When you check for correctness you'd need to do: correct[index] = true; Then, when printing, you'd need to do if(correct[index]) { System.out.print(word.substring(index, index+1)); } Hopefully that gives you enough to go on. Good luck and keep on codin'!

@yibrahim7 Год назад

@@TokyoEdTech Thanks for replying man, you're a legend. I'll keep on coding 😉

@TokyoEdTech Год назад

@@yibrahim7 You're welcome - good plan!