Mathdle - the math Wordle

Difficulty levels

Six difficulty levels by character length:

• 5 chars — easiest. Example: 2+3=5
• 6 chars — single-digit results.
• 7 chars — medium multiplications like 9*7=63.
• 8 chars — three-digit results begin appearing.
• 9 chars — four-digit results, division operations.
• 10 chars — hardest. Examples: 99*99=9801, 12+345=357

Rules

• The equation has exactly one "=" sign and both sides must balance.
• Operators: + - × ÷. Type using +, -, *, / on your keyboard.
• Numbers can't start with leading zeros (03+5=8 is rejected). Single-digit zero is fine.
• Division must be clean (10/3 is invalid; 12/4=3 is valid).
• Standard order of operations applies — multiplication and division before addition and subtraction.

Strategy

• First guess: variety of operators. Sample as many different operators as possible to learn which are in play.
• Lock the = position early. The equals sign is in a fixed but length-dependent position; getting it green on guess one or two collapses the search space dramatically.
• Mind operator precedence. "2+3*4=14" — multiplication first.
• For longer rounds, parentheses-free precedence shapes everything. Get used to thinking in PEMDAS / BODMAS.

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