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alanr555
Joined: 01 Aug 2005 Posts: 198 Location: Bideford Devon EX39
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 2:17 am Post subject: December 3rd - Medium |
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I can confirm that this puzzle is solvable without pencil marks.
Thus, it provides a suitable challenge for mental agility!
There were no really difficult hurdles but a couple of occasions
where one had to remember a configuration in one part of the grid
while considering another part as the earlier implication formed
a constraint within the later logic.
When doing a puzzle like this I have constantly to avoid the real
temptation to start entering Mandatory Pairs - but the end result
of a grid containing ONLY resolved cells is a reward for resistance!
(except that this time, I entered a sequence number in the bottom
right so that it is, theoretically, possible to revisit the logic used).
Incidentally, we may wish to adopt a convention
Top Left - Candidate Profile superscript
Bottom Left - Mandatory Pairs - subscript
Bottom Right - Sequence number for resolved cells.
Any ideas for the top right, or should we hold it in reserve?
Alan Rayner BS23 2QT
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ravikantsingh
Joined: 03 Dec 2005 Posts: 1
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 5:33 am Post subject: |
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hey.......i am new to the forum ....i must say i enjoyed solving todays puzzle.i didnt tried to develop a logic to solve it ,instead started from square with maximum numbers and tried placing each number in its place ...then move to next square..repeat the same ....after all the squares are over go for rows....then columns and ...again to squares if needed.........n i had the solution...........
its good to be here...hav fun!!!!!!! |
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Kiwi Guest
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 8:49 am Post subject: Re: December 3rd - Medium |
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alanr555 wrote: | Code: |
I can confirm that this puzzle is solvable without pencil marks.
Thus, it provides a suitable challenge for mental agility! ........ the end result of a grid containing ONLY resolved cells is a reward for resistance!
Alan Rayner BS23 2QT
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Thanks for the suggested challenge!! Enjoyed achieving it too ... Kiwi |
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