|
One of the reasons why suduko is so popular is that the rules
are so easy to learn but the puzzles are difficult to master.
A suduko puzzle is a 9x9 grid which consists of 3x3 smaller
grids, refered to as regions. The initial suduko grid starts
with a few numbers already in the boxes.
To complete the puzzle the empty grids must be filled in.
The empty boxes should be filled in such a way so that each
row, column and region contains the numbers one through nine.
|
