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## Exercise 1: GuessInput

First thing’s first: we need a way to submit guesses!
First things first: we need a way to submit guesses!

In the standard Wordle game, a global event listener registers keypresses. This isn't very accessible, and so we're going to do things a little bit differently.

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- Create a new `Guess` component. 6 instances should be rendered at all times, no matter how many guesses have been submitted.
- The `Guess` component should render 5 spans, each with the class of `cell`.
- Each cell should contain a letter, if the `Guess` instance has been given a value. If not, the cell should be blank.
- Each cell should contain a letter if the `Guess` instance has been given a value. If not, the cell should be blank.
- Use the `NUM_OF_GUESSES_ALLOWED` constant, when needed.
- No `key` warnings in the console.

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- Incorrect letters should have a dark gray background and white text
- Unused letters should have a light gray background and black text
- No need to include "Enter" and "Backspace" keys.
- Don't worry too much about the styling, trying to get the alignment to look exactly like a real keyboard.
- Don't worry too much about the styling trying to get the alignment to look exactly like a real keyboard.

## Restart button

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