I have no idea how anagrams work, but is it true as you say/imply:
"If the same of the characters of a string is same as the sum of other
characters in another string THEN the last is an anagram of the first?"
"Ralph Guzman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Im trying to figue out the following anagram using PHP. Here is the
problem:
>
> Using letters of the alphabet represented by a number, I have to come up
> with words that add up to exactly 100.
>
> Numbers are in reverse where A=26 and Z=1, so for example:
>
> A B C...X Y Z
> 26 25 24..3 2 1
>
> So let's say the word 'acronym'
>
> A + C + R + 0 + N + Y + M
> 26 + 24 + 9 + 12 + 13 + 2 + 14 = 100
>
> My thoughts were to download a list of words in the dictionary, then read
> the file and somehow replace each letter by its number, then add each
letter
> for each word and see which words would equal to 100.
>
> So I am emailing this list for any suggestions or examples of code that I
> can use to accomplish this. Any help?
>
> Thanks much.
>
>
>
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