Lösungscode: Reihe 6 von links nach rechts (9 Ziffern).
am 1. Februar 2024, 20:35 Uhr von RubberMittens
I'm confused by the Loop Rule.
Does this mean there's two loops to consider at the same time? The "Row Loop" order is R1S1, R1S2, R2S1, R2S2, etc., and the "Column Loop" order is C1S1, C1S2, C2S1, C2S2, etc.?
Or should I consider the order of the loop cells to be the 2nd stars of each row, followed by the 2nd stars of the columns?
Or something else?
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I think your second possibility describes the loop as intendend. So if r1c1 for example is a star and a '1' the next step in the loop contains a '2' and will be the second star in r1 or the second star in c1, depending on the direction of the loop. All 18 stars will contribute to one single loop (so 123456789123456789).
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Thanks for responding. I think I might understand better. If R1C1 is a star and "1", R1C5 is a "2" and the next loop cell, then the 3rd loop cell would be a "3" and would be the other star in C5? If that star is R9C5, then the 4th loop cell would be a "4" and the other star in R9? Is this what you mean?
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Yeah, that is correct. And after the '9' the loop continues with '1'.
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Thank you for the explanation and responses. I understand the rules now. Hope I can solve it!
am 10. Januar 2024, 14:48 Uhr von Bankey
This was definitely the toughest to date, but lots of fun! Thanks, @ FischmitFahrrad :).
am 9. Januar 2024, 05:59 Uhr von Briks
Like this one!