A Su Doku Enthusiast!

Solving A sU dOKU!

In Japan,they dont do many crossword.they play a deceptively game of logic,Su Doku instead.It is a logic-based number placement puzzle that drive my world crazy!its objective is to fill blank boxes from number 1-9 so that each column,each row, and each region comprises the digits from 1-9 without any repetition.

Gazillions of puzzles are devoured in train carriages and waiting room every day.Su Doku fever!


A simpler version of Su Doku was created by Leonhard Euler, the 18th Swiss Mathematician, and the present's Su Doku is said to have evolved from that.Apparently, I couldnt resist doing them on my daily journey!Unlike a crossword, Su Doku doesnt require us to guess.we dont even need to speak a particular language to get sucked in this puzzle.

A good tip is usually to think in the boxes, not out of the boxes!Every puzzle can be solved from the clues provided.Do remember, there is only one solution!

Have a go at su doku provided in this ~..Pujangga Karut..~ blog!
Do leave a message if you are one of the puzzle enthusiast!

oops!before i forget.Here is also provided the list of Su Doku types and puzzles. :-) (i wonder whether the correct terms is su doku enthusiast or su doku FREAK!)

Su Doku fever!

Sub Doku
Grids smaller than 9×9. Sometimes referred to as Children's Sudoku (especially the 4x4) as the reduced number of possibilities makes them easier to solve.

Super Doku

Grids larger than 9×9.

Prime Doku

N×N grid where N is prime. Generally constructed with polyomino regions, e.g. Go Doku and pentominos.

Maximum Su Doku

The class of puzzles which have the maximum number of independent clues needed to allow a complete and unique solution.

Minimum Su Doku

The class of puzzles which have the minimum number of clues needed to allow a complete and unique solution.

Proper puzzle

A puzzle that has a unique solution.(unique how??!!)

Satisfactory puzzle

A puzzle that does not require trial and error. Note: the level of trial and error is usually not explicitly defined.

Purely numeric puzzle

Puzzles which use purely numbers.

Purely literal puzzle

A sudoku puzzle which uses letters instead of numbers.

Numeroliteral puzzle

Puzzles using a combination of letters and numbers, usually seen in 12x12 sudoku puzzles.

common su doku freak in komuter!








Honcho:

damn!lamanye xtulis anything in BI!to be honest, i've just come across with those types of su doku mentioned above!
juz hope it is useful info for su doku enthusiast.(or freak,maniac?!!)well, sharing is caring.
do leave a message if you are one of the maniac!