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Author: | pnm |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
fzpowerman47 wrote: Just to know, maybe I was too fast but I have the impression there are several possible solutions for the puzzle. I _think_ the code I added for the extra large cages works correctly, i.e. the solution is unique. But if you find a 2nd solution (or more ![]() |
Author: | pnm |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
Ok, puzzler nicow has provided me with 6 (!) solutions for the puzzle ![]() I'll modify it so it does have a unique solution (the 1134x cage will be split into a 42x cage (top 2 cells) and a 27x cage (bottom 2 cells) and will check what went wrong with the solver code ![]() edit: the PDF has been updated. |
Author: | fzpowerman47 |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
I didn't answer enough quickly. I found 6 solutions me too. But The problem is solved, now. ![]() ![]() |
Author: | paulv66 |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
Does that mean you were able to submit 6 different solutions? Or were you kicked out on the grounds that you had already submitted a solution? |
Author: | pnm |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
paulv66 wrote: Does that mean you were able to submit 6 different solutions? Or were you kicked out on the grounds that you had already submitted a solution? No, because I thought the puzzle had a single solution, only one of the 6 was accepted as correct. (and that one is now an actually unique solution) |
Author: | bram |
Post subject: | Re: happy birthday beaker :-) |
pnm wrote: No, because I thought the puzzle had a single solution, only one of the 6 was accepted as correct. (and that one is now an actually unique solution) Apparently I made a very lucky guess, then ![]() bram wrote: Nice puzzle, by the way ![]() (I'll admit to simply making a guess about the distribution of the numbers in the cells encircled by the zero-shaped cage in order to finish solving rows 3 through 6.) |
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