Do you like word games? Todayโs game takes 81 randomly generated letters in a 9ร9 grid and asks you to make as many words from its letters as you can that are unique and 3 or more characters long which read forwards or backwards going across, down, or diagonally โฆ weโre going to call the game โCan You See Any Words?โ โฆ and you score a point for each letter used in your list of valid words generated as a result. It uses English words, based on the dictionary arrangements at its (web) server. Maybe it would be a good game to learn English vocabulary.
Programmers often use Linux dictionary files as a means to get a word list, and that list could be in any language, and for ours it is English, so to make it for another language used in canyouseeanywordsphp youโd need a Linux dictionary arrangement (on your web server) with a different language base.
This game has two parts to it for PHP and Javascript to respectively get a word to use and arrange the user interaction.
Hopefully you can figure the rules when you click the picture above for a liverun. As for yesterdayโs game (added belatedly) there is a link to Email Your Friends that has a body link exactly simulating your current state of play, and there is a Chat Room button link. You can chat to the button before you click it, if you are feeling friendly.
Thank you to The Free Dictionary for its great online presence as a dictionary resource, for the functionality to optionally explain a wordโs dictionary meaning. The image map โclick parts of the pictureโ vocabulary ESL tutorials at this blog use the same resource to explain dictionary information about clicked on โthingsโ.
Anyway, see how you go with this game of observational skills!
The webpage here helped a lot, so, thanks.
Here is a link to some downloadable PHP (with Javascript) programming code you could rename to canyouseeanywordsphp
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