Nerdle Answer and Solution For Today (Friday, February 11)

If you’re struggling to work out today’s Nerdle answer for Friday, February 11, don’t worry, it’s been a long week.

Although Wordle is still taking the internet by storm, even after it was recently acquired by The New York Times. Not everybody prefers word-focused guessing games. So, for the mathematicians out there, Nerdle is the perfect game for you.

If you’re new to Nerdle and struggling to work out how to play, here’s everything you need to know. Including the answer for Friday, February 11.

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Nerdle Answer For Today (Friday, February 11)

The Nerdle answer and solution for Friday, February 11 is 7-1+8=14.

According to the in-game countdown, a new puzzle will arrive each day at 12AM GMT. So, make sure to enter today’s answer before it disappears and a new one arrives for February 12.

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How To Play Nerdle & Rules

Nerdle is completely free-to-play and simply requires an active internet connection and a device with a web browser. To play, head to www.nerdlegame.com and away you go.

The rules of Nerdle are simple, players have a total of six attempts to work out a new equation each day. There are a total of 8 numbers and symbols that must form a calculation that is mathematically correct, so you can’t enter a bunch of numbers/symbols and hope for the best. The answer will always include an “=” too before the answer to the equation.

Once players guess a number/symbol correctly, it will turn green. However, if you guess a correct number/symbol but in the wrong place, it will turn purple to show you that you’re close.

Nerdle was created by Richard Mann, a British data scientist who was discussing the Wordle craze with his daughter when the two decided there should be a version for those who love numbers. And the rest was history!

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