Don't Mess With The Sharp End!
(Published on 21. August 2023, 05:00 by Will Power)
Solution code: Row 9 and column 9.
Comments
on 4. October 2023, 21:38 by NikkitaFTW
Really nice puzzle! Thank you!
on 30. August 2023, 21:56 by BakBak
Quick and enjoyable solve. Thanks for all your effort.
on 22. August 2023, 22:30 by Jreg
A nice, enjoyable snack of a puzzle! One word of advice, the rules as you put them might be slightly confusing for inexperienced players. It might be better to explain tha palindrome as a sequence of digits that reads the same from either end, or something like that. (:
on 22. August 2023, 17:32 by anyeyeball
This was a quick and enjoyable solve during my brief lunch period. Very nice puzzle! Thanks.
on 22. August 2023, 17:01 by erik
Really nice solve path and lovely use of the mix of constraints
on 21. August 2023, 23:13 by TheDrunkBaby
I am sorry, but what does "nth" mean?
Thank you
@TheDrunkBaby Sorry, but in algebra, "n" (and sometimes other letters), can be replaced by any number, like a set of numbers in a mathematics equation. In English, many of the line positions like fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, etc. end in "th", so "nth" indicates a statement of position. In this case, this means if you count the same number of steps from both ends, the number will be the same as one another. To say it another way, the line will read the same forward and backward. An example of a written palindrome, in English, is the word "LEVEL" (can be read both forward and backward). Thanks for playing. -Will Power
