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Install Wordsmith at the Chrome Web Store. New tab, new word. Download Wordsmith, a Chrome extension to learn new words every time you open a new tab. Wordsmith is a chrome extension that shows you new vocabulary words with each new tab. The elegant and simple design will help you learn new words with out distracting you from your browsing. Use Wordsmith for test preparation, to improve your active vocabulary, or just for fun! Wordsmith utilizes over 1,000 words pulled from GMAT, SAT, and ACT lists of words to know. Made in creative partnership between Natalie Schoch and Lindsay Grizzard.
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I'm trying to create a function in Python that will generate anagrams of a given word. I'm not just looking for code that will rearrange the letters aimlessly. All the options given must be real words. I currently have a solution, which to be honest I took most of this code from a YouTube video, but it is very slow for my purpose and can only provide one word responses to a single word given. It uses a 400,000 word dictionary to compare the words it is going though, called "dict.txt".
My goal is to get this code to mimic how well this website's code works: https://wordsmith.org/anagram/
I could not find the javascript code when reviewing the network activity using Google Chrome's developer tool, so I believe the code is probably in the background, and is possibly using Node.js. This would perhaps make it faster than Python, but given how much faster it is I believe there is more to it than just the programming language. I assume they are using some type of search algorithm rather than just going through each line one by one like I am. I also like the fact that their response is not limited to a single word, but can break up the word given to provide more options to the user. For example, an anagram of "anagram" is "nag a ram".
Any suggestions or ideas would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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Answered 2019-Jun-23 at 15:06You can build a dictionary of anagrams by grouping words by their sorted text. All words that have the same sorted text are anagrams of each other:
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So I'm in a bootcamp, bout to begin the 7th week. We have an API assignment, and I chose to use the Giphy API. Okay, I've made the ajax call, have the json object, am displaying gifs with a button click. Once the gifs load, you should be able to make image animate, then upon next click, the image becomes still again. the process should be able to repeat itself ad nauseam. I have it set up the way that makes sense; however, I cant seem to get the urls to change upon click the way it's currently written. I tried .splice url, and using concat to complete updated url; however, I cant seem to figure out how to get the image to revert back to still state upon next click... been working on this for sooooo many hours, will someone please lend me a fresh set of eyes?
here's my js and jquery
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Answered 2017-May-23 at 13:56I am actually doing the same project! I did it a pretty a similar way. I think the issue may be that you're appending the animated src to the image holder div instead of the child image itself. This line: $(this).attr("src", $(this).attr("data-animate"));
Is what is giving you trouble I think.
Best of luck with the project, I hope that helps.
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