Here, you'll learn how to use commands to search up words in Word Finder! Let's get right to it.
A command can be used to tell the program how to filter the words. You can filter them based on letter(s), word length, and more!
When I say "filter", that means specifying which words will be included in your search result.
To filter a word with its length, simply type the word length you're looking for. Type 3 to search for words with 3 letters!
To filter a word with letter(s) present, type the letters! If you want every word with the letter z in it, simply type the letter: z.
IMPORTANT: if you type ab, the results will be words with the letters a and b, in that order. Here are some examples:
To search for a letter(s) in a SPECIFIC position, type the letter(s) and then the position! As an example, the commands b3 do the same thing - searching for words whose third letter is b. For multiple letters, we use the position where the first character is located. As an example, the command un1 searches for words that begin with un! NOTE: the command u1n doesn't work.
To search from the back of the word, use negative indexes. -1 refers to the last letter of a word, -2 refers to the second-last letter of the word, and so on. For example, the command w-1 searches for words that end with w!
For searching the occurences of letter(s) in a word, we use the desired occurences followed by the letter(s)! For example, the command 3a searches for words with exactly 3 letter a-s.
We can combine 2 or more commands using the characters & and ,!
We use & to only filter words that fulfill all of the commands. As an example, the command a&b only filters in words with both the letter a and b! Note that a word's letter order doesn't affect this, for instance "brackets" will be included.
Meanwhile, , is used to filter in words that fulfill at least one of the commands! You can also think of it as combining the words that fulfill the first command with the ones that fulfill the second command and so on. For instance, the command a,b combines words with the letter a and words with the letter b, so words like "car" and "bucket" will be included!
Enjoy using Word Finder, I hope you like it!