RULES : Place alphabets from the title of my blog " SUDOKU FOR ALL " so that each row, column and 3x3 box contain each alphabet exactly once.
Note : The colored cells have nothing to do with the rules. It just highlights the title of my blog.
Tuesday, 19 May 2020
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13:25, I always struggle in Alphabet Sudokus
ReplyDeleteIt is a tough one, even if you replace letters with numbers and solve..
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ReplyDeleteOutstanding timing shambo
Delete11:37.Wonder whether it would have been faster to convert alphabets to numbers and then revert them back after solving.
ReplyDeleteI normally solve it that way only. We are more used to numerical solves. So that helps.
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