Even/Odd As Easy As Sudoku
(Published on 20. September 2010, 15:57 by zhergan)
Place the digits 1 to 9 in every row, column and 3x3 standard block. Digits outside the grid represents the first even/odd digits that can be seen from the corresponding direction.
You can find an example at the Uwe Wiedemann's (aka Pyrrhon)
sudoku variants site http://www.sachsentext.de/en
Solution code: Both diagonals, first the one from top left to the bottom right, then the one from top right to the bottom left.
Comments
on 6. October 2010, 13:58 by RobertBe
@Lohnecke: You made a typo in the Loesungscode. Check the 16th digit.
on 22. September 2010, 17:37 by Mody
Easy to solve, but very funny, thanks Zafer :)
on 20. September 2010, 17:33 by Realshaggy
Looks like Zafer will keep us busy to make sure he wins the Puzzle Design Contest :-)
@Realshaggy: Hi Christoph, I really didn't think that;) Sometimes I have lots of puzzle ideas in my mind and whenever I have spare time I try to share them with the others. Also sometimes I know that some of them are really not fascinating ones but also I want to share them hoping that someone enjoys solving them. But I'm quite sure that generating a puzzle is also very enjoyable and addictive process as solving a puzzle. And it is very big pleasure to see others solving your puzzles.
I also sent my puzzle ideas for the Puzzle Design Contest. But I think that my ideas are average and don't have aha! effect. I'm quite sure we'll see very interesting ones after the publication....
Regards,
Zafer
