Crosswords | old project sample been made with Unity | Game Engine library

I'm trying to port the code from coding for crosswords from C++ to Python.

I have a dictionary where the keys are 12000 english words and the values for each key is a list of possible combinations of the key with missing letter. For example, the key-value pairs for "DOG" and "DAD" are:

I have a json object inside a single array, that was an original file that I have deleted some fields, now i want to mutate one of the key values for each entry. Here is some example Json. I Want to loop through and split the meta_value at http://www.website/wp-content/uploads/ right now my code is returning every meta_value as undefined instead of splitting the value, I think it has to do with the loop changing the key value and trying to split it after.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

This is the code I have so far that generates the json data at the very end

I'm working on Nytimes mini crossword puzzle (https://www.nytimes.com/crosswords/game/mini) .

First I need to click the "OK" button when the page loads (I did this)

then "Reveal" then "Puzzle" from the menu at the right but the buttons has not specific ids itselves as you can see below.

I'm attempting to find a word by its known letters and letters position (similar to a crossword) similar to what crosswordsolver.org does

Example :

I seem to be having an issue with the unification of facts in Prolog, but can't confirm it. Everything looks like it should work, and I've looked up examples of solved logic puzzles using Prolog to no real effect, given the relative rarity of Prolog.

This is an extra credit assignment, so I'm unsure if it's valid, but I'm genuinely stumped on how to proceed from here

I am making a crosswords and i am having a bit of a problem.

In jQuery I have some variables, which tells me whether the field is black or white (0,1). Each type of crosswords have different pattern.

What I would like to do is, get a var (in my case "vel") from url (the number part: 501, 502...) and combine it with text "oblika" which would tell which "oblika" which array must be used.

// Works fine

I have a crossword puzzle and a list of words which can be used to solve it (words can be placed multiple times or not even once). There is always a solution for the given crossword and word list.

I searched for clues on how to solve this problem and found out that it is NP-Complete. My maximal crossword size is 250 by 250, the maximal length of the list (amount of words which can be used to solve it) is 200. My goal is to solve crosswords of this size by brute force/backtracking, which should be possible within a few seconds (this is a rough estimation by me, correct me if I am wrong).

Example:

A list of given words which can be used to solve the crossword:

• can
• music
• tuna
• hi

The given empty crossword (X are fields which cannot be filled out, the empty fields need to be filled):

The solution:

Now my current approach is to represent the crossword as a 2-D array and search for empty spaces (2 iterations over the crossword). Then I match words to empty spaces depending on their length, then I try all combinations of words to empty spaces which have the same length. This approach got very messy very fast, I got lost trying to implement this, is there a more elegant solution?