# ABC problem

```ruby
func can_make_word(word, blocks) {

    blocks.map! { |b| b.uc.chars.sort.join }.freq!

    func(word, blocks) {
        var char = word.shift
        var candidates = blocks.keys.grep { |k| 0 <= k.index(char) }

        for candidate in candidates {
            blocks{candidate} <= 0 && next;
            local blocks{candidate} = (blocks{candidate} - 1);
            return true if (word.is_empty || __FUNC__(word, blocks));
        }

        return false;
    }(word.uc.chars, blocks)
}
```

Tests:

```ruby
var b1 = %w(BO XK DQ CP NA GT RE TG QD FS JW HU VI AN OB ER FS LY PC ZM)
var b2 = %w(US TZ AO QA)

var tests = [
    ["A", true, b1],
    ["BARK", true, b1],
    ["BOOK", false, b1],
    ["TREAT", true, b1],
    ["COMMON", false, b1],
    ["SQUAD", true, b1],
    ["CONFUSE", true, b1],
    ["auto", true, b2],
];

tests.each { |t|
    var bool = can_make_word(t[0], t[2]);
    say ("%7s -> %s" % (t[0], bool));
    assert(bool == t[1])
}
```

## Output:

```
      A -> true
   BARK -> true
   BOOK -> false
  TREAT -> true
 COMMON -> false
  SQUAD -> true
CONFUSE -> true
   auto -> true
```


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