Pointing Digits
(Published on 9. October 2020, 13:02 by Mark Sweep)
Standard sudoku rules apply. A digit N in a cell with an arrow sees another digit N, which is N cells away in the arrow’s direction (diagonally). Arrows may be reciprocal (pointing towards each other). If a pair of digits N exists that are N spaces away (diagonally), at least one of them should have an arrow pointing at the other.
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Solution code: Row 5, row 8 (18 digits, no spaces).
Last changed on on 28. July 2021, 17:38
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on 28. July 2021, 17:38 by Mark Sweep
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