Coffee Break : Consecutive Sudoku
(Published on 2. June 2020, 11:40 by Carrick22)
- This puzzle was taken from my small collection of puzzles shared to my friends, who enjoy puzzles on the easier side (called "Coffee Break puzzles").
Apply classic Sudoku rules : Each row, column and 3x3 region must contain the digits 1-9 once.
- Furthermore, adjacent shaded squares must contain consecutive digits. Not all possible grey squares are given, thus consecutive digits can appear elsewhere.
This puzzle is evaluated at 1* as a neat trick can be applied to the grey squares to make the puzzle very easy.
You can use Penpa-edit for solving it on your browser.
Solution code: Row 5, followed by column 9.
Comments
on 26. January 2021, 21:08 by apendleton
For those who prefer f-puzzles: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=y2nozhgx (note: consecutive rule in shaded areas not enforced)
on 3. June 2020, 16:11 by Rotstein
Thank you very much Phistomefel, that was really helpful
on 3. June 2020, 15:42 by Phistomefel
Hello Rotstein! You can use tinyurl.com to shorten the link and then post it here into the portal. :)
on 3. June 2020, 13:51 by Rotstein
hey, can you explain how to create the penpa-edit link? Because I'm not sure how to do it
on 2. June 2020, 13:20 by Richard
It fitted well in my lunch break too! :-)
on 2. June 2020, 13:08 by Carrick22
Fixed solution code.
on 2. June 2020, 12:59 by zorant
Yes. I have the same
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