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Questionbuilding a program to find words in a list of letters Pin
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I haven't started it yet. I want to do it in Visual Studio 2008, with C#. I'm not sure if I really want to do a database, unless there's an easy way to import a huge dictionary or something. I don't want to be responsible for building the dictionary, there's gotta be one out there somewhere.

Here is a more detailed breakdown of what I think I need:

1. Take input of letters ( say, up to 16 ).
2. Allow user to select the minimu letter-length of the resultant words ( i.e. discard all words that are less than that number of letters ).
3. Generate a list of all possible words that can be spelled from the list of letters provided, with each letter being used once and only once. Now, if a letter appears more than once in the list, then that letter can appear exactly that number of times in a resultant word.
4. Allow the list to be ordered any way the user wants it to be.

I'm sure there's more things I'd like to add eventually, but I'll start here for now.

DAM.

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