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print('''
Find possible word combinations here!
You can search in the following provided word lists:
List Name File Name Size
--------------------------- --------- ------------
- New General Service List ngs.txt 2853 Words
- New Dolch List ndl.txt 3462 Words
- Incoherency.co.uk Countdown icd.txt 101484 Words
- Mac /usr/share/dict/words wds.txt 235886 Words
- Collins Scrabble Dictionary csd.txt 279496 Words
- Infochimps Word List iwl.txt 370105 Words
- All words from the above all.txt 458885 Words
To choose from the above lists, enter the file name provided;
If you have your own list of words in .txt, enter the full directory.
Enter the file name or directory: ''')
letters = []
valids = []
n = 0
def dfs(cur_str, used):
if cur_str in words:
valids.append(cur_str)
if len(cur_str) == n:
return
for i in range(n):
if used[i]:
continue
used[i] = True
dfs(cur_str + letters[i], used)
used[i] = False
try:
with open(input().split(".")[0] + ".txt") as f:
words = set(word.strip() for word in f)
letters = list(input("\nEnter letters to be checked; do not include spaces or any other characters. \n").lower())
n = len(letters)
valids = []
if n > 10:
print("\nIt might take a good while to run. Please wait...")
dfs("", [False] * n)
print()
if valids[0] == "":
valids.pop(0)
if len(valids) == 0:
print("Nothing found. Try to use a different word list, or check your input. ")
valids = sorted(set(valids), key=len, reverse=True)
flag5 = False
flag3 = False
for valid in valids:
if len(valid) == 5 and not flag5:
input("Press \"ENTER\" to show words with less than 6 letters")
flag5 = True
elif len(valid) == 3 and not flag3:
input("Press \"ENTER\" to show words with less than 4 letters")
flag3 = True
print(valid)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print("\nProgram Stopped")
except BaseException as e:
print("Error:", e)
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