Do you play Sudoku?
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I solved it too... dang camelias is faster than me
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no worries.. i'll let u score the 'hard' 1... had enuf tonite.. eyes pak jiao liao.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:I solved it too... dang camelias is faster than me 
continue the sudoku challenge tomolo!
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You're right about that one!Originally posted by the Bear:sudoku is EVIL
anyway, i think SL is addicted to them.. or was
i'm too darn tired after work to want to have a go at it
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For the benefit of those who may not know, Sudoku is a logical puzzle game. Many people are put off by seeing a grid with numbers in it, but in fact the puzzle doesn't require any arithmetic at all - just deduction and logic.
The rules of game are that you should fill a number in to every cell in the grid, using the numbers 1 to 9. The restriction is that you can only use each number once in each row, each column, and in each of the 3x3 boxes.
For e.g., in the puzzle above, the three red questionmarks are in places where there is a missing value - but it is easy to see which number to place in each. If the rest of the line or box is complete, then by a process of elimination, you know which value must be left!
In this case, the only number missing from the horizontal row is a 3.
The number missing from the vertical column is a 9.
The value missing from the box is a 4!
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Orh... thanks for the detailed explanation, SL! After looking at that, I don't feel so scared of Sudoku anymore, despite having numbers phobia!
Looks quite interesting, actually!
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I played my 1st sudoku in biochem exam..
actually i have no idea bout my exam...so i finished in 45mins. But too paiseh to walk out early... so I thought i walk out after at least 2hours..
so used the graph n log paper to play sudoku.
I heard sudoku is gaining even more popularity now. So simple n fun -
ai so neh...this is sudoku...Originally posted by SydneyLibrarian:For the benefit of those who may not know, Sudoku is a logical puzzle game. Many people are put off by seeing a grid with numbers in it, but in fact the puzzle doesn't require any arithmetic at all - just deduction and logic.
The rules of game are that you should fill a number in to every cell in the grid, using the numbers 1 to 9. The restriction is that you can only use each number once in each row, each column, and in each of the 3x3 boxes.
For e.g., in the puzzle above, the three red questionmarks are in places where there is a missing value - but it is easy to see which number to place in each. If the rest of the line or box is complete, then by a process of elimination, you know which value must be left!
In this case, the only number missing from the horizontal row is a 3.
The number missing from the vertical column is a 9.
The value missing from the box is a 4!
Very addictive indeed ....i have a headache whenever it comes to logic & figures. 