Wordle is a popular online word game in which the player is given six chances to guess a five-letter word chosen by the game. After each guess, the game provides feedback on how many letters in the guess match the target word and in the correct position. The player must use this feedback to guess the correct word within the allotted number of attempts. Wordle has gained widespread popularity in recent months and is often played as a daily challenge or competition among friends.

Start with common letters: Try guessing letters that appear frequently in English words, such as "E," "A," "R," "I," and "O."

Look for patterns: If you guess a letter and it appears in the Wordle, try to identify any patterns it creates. For example, if you guess "E" and it appears in the first and third positions, you might guess that the word starts and ends with an "E."

Use process of elimination: As you guess letters, keep track of which ones you've tried so that you don't repeat them. Also, if you guess a letter and it doesn't appear in the Wordle, use that information to eliminate other possible letters.

Consider word length: The number of boxes in the Wordle can give you a clue about the length of the word you're trying to guess. For example, a five-letter word will have five boxes.

Stay flexible: Don't get too attached to any one guess or pattern. If a letter you thought was part of the word turns out to be wrong, be willing to change your approach and try something new.