Code — Breaker 10.1

while True: feedback = get_feedback(guess) # (exact, misplaced) possible = [c for c in possible if evaluate(guess, c) == feedback] if not possible: break # Minimax step (simplified) guess = possible[0] return guess

| Feature | Detail | |---------|--------| | | Windows 10/11, macOS 12+, iOS 15+, Android 11+, WebGL | | File Size | 210 MB (full version) / 45 MB (lite) | | Code Length | 5 digits (customizable to 4 or 6) | | Digit Set | 0-9 (10 symbols) | | Max Guesses | 10 | | .1 Feature | "Warm hint" on guess 3, 6, and 9 | | Multiplayer | Yes – Async and real-time versus mode | | Solver AI | Built-in minimax with 99.7% win rate in 7 guesses | Code Breaker 10.1 vs. Competitors | Game | Max Possibilities | Hint System | Best for | |------|------------------|-------------|-----------| | Mastermind (classic) | 6^4 = 1,296 | None | Beginners | | Code Breaker 10.1 | 10^5 = 100,000 | Warm hints | Intermediate to Expert | | Wordle | ~2,500 words | Letter colors | Language learners | | Binary Break | 2^8 = 256 | Parity bits | Computer science students | code breaker 10.1

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