WORD BLITZ
>> ENTER THE MATRIX <<
SYSTEM INITIALIZED // RANDOM SEQUENCE ACTIVE
Generated
000
Correct
000
Wrong
000
Streak
000
?????
// AWAITING INPUT //
// Word Length 5
// Auto Speed OFF
// NO DATA //
> ABOUT MY PROGRAM
// Author
Aaron Passino
// Date
March 25, 2026
// Class
Mr. Manuel's CS4ALL — Taos High School

// Program Description

This program is a random letter sequence generator written in Python and converted into an interactive web game. It uses the full alphabet split across two internal lists to construct randomized sequences of letters ranging from 1 to 10 characters in length. Every sequence always begins with an uppercase letter drawn from the first half of the alphabet (A–I), followed by randomly selected lowercase letters from the remaining letters (j–z). The goal is to explore how many different combinations can appear when letters are pulled at random, and whether any of them happen to look like real words.


// How The Algorithm Works
LIST_1 = [ A B C D E F G H I ] — uppercase starting letters
LIST_2 = [ j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ] — lowercase body letters
LENGTH = 1 to 10 — user-selected sequence length
STEP 1 — pick 1 random letter from LIST_1 as the first character
STEP 2 — for each remaining position, pick a random letter from LIST_2
OUTPUT — print the final sequence — repeat up to 20 times