There’s A Pi in My Snake
(Published on 7. December 2021, 01:56 by Thorsby)
Rules:
Normal sudoku rules apply.
There is one snake in the grid. The snake consists of a single path of orthogonally connected cells. The path never splits up. The path never crosses itself.
If you read the digits on the snake from one end to the other, you get the first 25 digits of Pi in order. (314 159 265 358 979 323 846 264 3.)
A number outside the grid shows the sum of the digits between 1 and 6 in that row.
The puzzle:
solving online: f-puzzles:
Solution code: Column 9. Top to bottom, no gaps betwen numbers.
Last changed on on 7. December 2021, 03:06
Solved by Expansus, gtkrouwel, zuzanina, MagnusJosefsson
Comments
on 7. December 2021, 03:06 by Thorsby
Changed label from snake to snake (variant).
