Solution code: Row 3, left to right
on 29. December 2024, 23:24 by JKBongos
Awesome! I like how the logic "ripples" through the puzzle.
on 17. August 2024, 19:06 by permafrostyx
yay
on 12. June 2024, 08:32 by PatJoyce
I have literally no idea what this means…..
Somedoku: For each N, row N and column N must contain N distinct numbers
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TPP: Hi - you're right to point out that I've been a little over-efficient with the wording of this rule, because quite a few puzzles have already been made with this ruleset! To clarify:
In row N, there are N different distinct digits. For example, row 2 might be "68868", because 6 and 8 are 2 distinct digits. Row 4 might be "16494" because 1, 4, 6 and 9 are 4 distinct digits. The columns work in exactly the same way.
Rows are labelled from top to bottom (the top row is row 1, down to row 5 at the bottom), and columns from left to right (the leftmost column is column 1, across to column 5 on the right).
I hope this clarifies things :)
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Rating: | 84 % |
Solved: | 92 times |
Observed: | 10 times |
ID: | 000IGO |
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