Diagonal Primes
(Published on 19. September 2020, 11:38 by BoaConstructor)
In addition, an arrow pointing at a diagonal indicates
how many two-digit prime numbers can be found in this
reading direction on the diagonal.
Example:
The two arrows in this example point at the following two-digit prime numbers:
In bottom right reading direction: 73, 97
In top left reading direction: 67, 79, 37
All two-digit prime numbers are:
The "Diagonal Primes" Puzzle:
Penpa-Link
Solution code: Row 6 and 7.
Comments
on 22. September 2020, 21:21 by glueckbaerchi
Amazing setting. I really like the start of this puzzle.
on 20. September 2020, 10:57 by BoaConstructor
@PrimeWeasel Awesome. Thanks for solving and for your rating! Let's wait for some other replies about the difficulty. I'm not sure yet and might be changing it to four stars later.
on 20. September 2020, 10:46 by PrimeWeasel
Tough stuff! Rated it 5 stars, but haven't solved that many puzzles over here, so I'm not sure if it is in fact very hard.
on 20. September 2020, 10:41 by BoaConstructor
@panthchesh Thank you for your kind words and for solving this puzzle. I'm glad you like it! If you are reading this, I would really appreciate getting a rating for my puzzle. Thanks in advance.
on 20. September 2020, 02:30 by panthchesh
Thank you! That was fun!! I love how the primes play with each other in your puzzle!
