Learn the Alphabet: S is for Sequence Lines
(Published on 7. December 2022, 16:00 by Crusader175)
My idea for this series is to make 26 puzzles with different constraint that start with each alphabet (A-Z).
Rules:
Normal sudoku rules apply. Grey lines contain digits in order with a constant difference.
Example: 9-9-9 / 1-2-3 / 4-6-8
Puzzle Link:
SudokuPad (with solution check)
Previous Puzzle:
My youtube channel on solving sudoku: Crusader Puzzle
Solution code: Row 9 Column 6
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Comments
Last changed on 7. December 2022, 19:45
on 7. December 2022, 16:33 by SKORP17
Grey lines contain digits in order with a constant difference ?
gilt es herauszufinden, wo die Linie beginnt zb. R3c2-r2c1-r1c2-r2c3 oder umgekehrt?
ist auch eine Sequenz wie 3-7-3 erlaubt?
Reply: Ja, Sie müssen herausfinden, wo die Linien beginnen / enden.
Nein, das ist nicht erlaubt.
