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Discover AuraDB Free: Week 19 – The Wordle Graph

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Date Published
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Michael Hunger
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2,031
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
English
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Summary

The text discusses a project to represent the Wordle word game as a graph in Neo4j, a graph database. The goal is to solve the puzzle using Cypher queries. Two models are presented: Model 1 represents characters at positions with dedicated nodes labeled CharAtPos, and Model 2 represents just the 26 characters and puts the position onto the relationship either as a property or as the rel-type. The text also explores follow frequencies, which can help in finding missing letters, and implements a generic solver that takes an structured input and includes or excludes letters based on their positions. A script is provided to play Wordle in the terminal by sending Cypher queries to a wordle database.

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