Create a search algorithm (I recommend a genetic algorithm) that acts as a finder of a fivecharacter String. This is inspired by Wordle, but does not act exactly like it. Instead of thehuman guessing the word with five guesses, the human will enter a five character string and thecomputer will attempt to guess it and will get five iterations to try to guess it.The only feedback given at each "guess" will be a fitness function which has access to thehuman entered String. The fitness function (which you will need to write) will return apercentage correct. This function will compare the two five character strings. If the "guess"string has a character that exists in the user entered string- it will be awarded 10%, if thecharacter is in the correct index, it will be awarded an additional 10%.

Programming language used => PYTHON I have provided PYTHON CODE along with CODE…

Create a search algorithm (I recommend a genetic algorithm) that acts as a finder of a five character String. This is inspired by Wordle, but does not act exactly like it. Instead of the human guessing the word with five guesses, the human will enter a five character string and the computer will attempt to guess it and will get five iterations to try to guess it.

Create a search algorithm (I recommend a genetic algorithm) that acts as a finder of a five character String. This is inspired by Wordle, but does not act exactly like it. Instead of the human guessing the word with five guesses, the human will enter a five character string and the computer will attempt to guess it and will get five iterations to try to guess it.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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