Description
In the classic Parker Brothers game Boggle, players find words from a 4x4 game board of letters. This exercise is to make sure that a particular solution to a boggle board is actually available on the board.
The program does not need to check to make sure if the input word is a valid english word. Furthermore, all inputs will be in all uppercase, so the user does not need to check/convert for case differences. The game board will always be 4x4.
Note: This does not perfectly align with the rules of Boggle. Specifically, all solutions in the original game must be 3 or more letters, which this problem is not asking to account for, and the atomic "Qu" is present (which I have avoided in the test suite).
Happy MATLABing!
Example
x = ['TIPE' 'YECV' 'LSRA' 'WOTU']; y = 'RACIEST'; TF = true;
I noticed some issues with my test suite so I updated it.
really a fun problem! never played, even heard about this game,but after this one coded, maybe sometimes I buy one for trying.
Cannot find a license for Control_Toolbox.?
tf
right , thanks.
_sequentially_ adjacent, goddammit, I should read more before starting to code...
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