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Sudoku is a game of logic,
based on a grid of 9 columns and 9 rows. This is sub-divided into nine 3 x 3
squares. A completed Sudoku puzzle comprises this grid completely filled with
the numbers 1 - 9 appearing exactly once in each row, column and square. You can
see an example grid to the right.
Each
Sudoku puzzle has one unique solution. The difficulty varies depending on how
many numbers you are given to start with - the more numbers usually the easier
the puzzle. Puzzles also tend to be symmetrical.
From the starting grid,
you should be able to deduce the number that must go in every square of the
grid, number by number. You should not have to guess at any values if the grid
has been correctly generated. There are a number of simple strategies that you
can use to help you solve the Sudoku grid.
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