Five Letter Words
From charlesreid1
What Is It
Five letter words is a set of (surprise!) five letter words, created by Donald Knuth as part of the Stanford Graph Base. This set of words contains 5757 common five-letter words, which meet the following criteria:
- no proper nouns
- no punctuation, hyphens, or accent marks
- no extremely rare words that would only be useful to Scrabble players
Code
Several exercises from Art of Computer Programming ask us to manipulate/analyze the five letter words in various ways. Volume 4 exercises 26 through 37 are recommended by Knuth as warm-up exercises for interacting with and getting to know the five-letter-words list.
Code for each of these exercises is contained in the repository here: https://charlesreid1.com:3000/cs/five-letter-words
These are not extraordinarily difficult problems (each took less than 10 minutes to implement), but some of them do take a while to run, and a few get more complicated (need to utilize Algorithms/Dynamic Programming techniques).
Flags
| The Art of Computer Programming notes from reading Donald Knuth's Art of Computer Programming
Part of the 2017 CS Study Plan.
Mathematical Foundations: AOCP/Infinite Series · AOCP/Binomial Coefficients · AOCP/Multinomial Coefficients AOCP/Harmonic Numbers · AOCP/Fibonacci Numbers Puzzles/Exercises:
Volume 2: Seminumerical Algorithms
Volume 3: Sorting and Searching AOCP/Combinatorics · AOCP/Multisets · Rubiks Cube/Permutations
AOCP/Combinatorial Algorithms · AOCP/Boolean Functions AOCP/Five Letter Words · Rubiks Cube/Tuples AOCP/Generating Permutations and Tuples
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