Well, I'd like to solve a game like a MasterMind, or a Trivia game, or find a sort of password, looping every possible key word (not only the dictionnary words, a random one for ex.)


UPDATED:
After some brainstorming I got my solution.
Here's my script if anyone is interested:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $length = 4; # max length of the word to find my $find = "test"; # the word to find sub gen_word { my $prev = shift; my $len = shift; if ($len == 1) { for (my $idx = 65; $idx <= 122; $idx++) { my $word = $prev . chr($idx); print "word: $word\n"; if ($find eq $word) { print "found: " . $word . "\n"; exit(); } } } else { for (my $idx = 65; $idx <= 122; $idx++) { &gen_word($prev . chr($i +dx), $len - 1); } } } &gen_word("", $length); 1;

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