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[zaks]

Nov 26 2005
(medium) sudoku
solutuon

1- 5: 3a3 2h4 2b3 2a9 4a5 8i5
6-10: 6g2 6c8 8b6 6b4 9e4 4f4
11-15: 5e3 3e6 7e7 5d6 4c3 5c2
16-20: 8a7 7a8 1g4 7c4 1c6 4g6
21-25: 7h6 7f2 9b2 7b1 6f5 7d5
26-30: 1f3 3f1 9d1 6d3 8h3 9i3
31-35: 4i2 1i1 5h1 2i7 3g7 8g8
36-40: 1h8 4h9 6h7 5f7 1b7 4d7
41-45: 3d8 1d9 8f9 5b9 x!

Frankly, i use a computer help
so i'm not sure that logic of solution
is evident.

Enjoy, zaks

[someone_somewhere]

Hi,

If you can't explain for every move, what was the logic used,
your solution will be of almost no use for human solvers.

If you use a computer program, than it is of interest what algorithm you have implemented, and of course, which are the Sudoku puzzles your program can't solve.

It is of less interest to organize a fight "computer" agains/versus "human".
Something like this was done with chess. And we know of the results.

see u,

[zaks]

1. actually i used only the "candidates" shown by program, it greatly reduces the "dirty" work, while the "logic" becomes almost automatical (at least for the easy/medium sdk's).

2. i had no purpose to compete with any-body/thing, i presented solution score(sheet) to those who may wish to use it as a learning tool. you know the final position usually presented gives nothing from this p.o.w.

3. is there any program which allows to produce such scoresheets? it'd be great!

4. enjoy, zaks