10-28-2020, 07:21 PM
- Difficult/'you think you're hot stuff' is easier than easy/'Easy-Peasy'.
- You can type four of the same letter to easily tell if it's in your code, and how many of it are in your code.
- Code feedback always goes in the order of _, 1, 0, regardless of the actual correct position (note how both B and a have a _ in the first position).
![[Image: 5Mgh4So.png]](https://i.imgur.com/5Mgh4So.png)
- If you get doubles, try putting them together in the left and right positions. If you get _ _ 1 1, you most likely need to swap your remaining two letters (note that this does not always apply, as it may be a coincidence). If you get _ 1 1 1 on both attempts, try putting your doubles in the middle.
![[Image: 95JeVfO.png]](https://i.imgur.com/95JeVfO.png)
- If you get all unique letters, try using an incorrect letter to find the position of the first three (in this case, I used a).
![[Image: Aa7kllZ.png]](https://i.imgur.com/Aa7kllZ.png)
- You can type four of the same letter to easily tell if it's in your code, and how many of it are in your code.
- Code feedback always goes in the order of _, 1, 0, regardless of the actual correct position (note how both B and a have a _ in the first position).
- If you get doubles, try putting them together in the left and right positions. If you get _ _ 1 1, you most likely need to swap your remaining two letters (note that this does not always apply, as it may be a coincidence). If you get _ 1 1 1 on both attempts, try putting your doubles in the middle.
- If you get all unique letters, try using an incorrect letter to find the position of the first three (in this case, I used a).