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Location: India | Password protected Sudoku booklet uploaded |
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Location: India | Test has started |
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Location: India | finished.....was an excellent set of puzzles....thanx a lot |
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SM 2020 (Math) Author
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Location: India | great set of puzzles. i m fully drained out mentally |
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author
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Location: India | Administrator - 2010-12-25 6:04 AM
Test has started
Beautiful puzzles.... The relay clues were crafted very nicely. The last 2 puzzles were nice and as Akash mentioned... mentally drained... Im still seeing numbers before my eyes ... lol
Thanks a lot TTLC
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Location: India | Hi,
As soon as I start the test can I solve on screen or is it required to take print out of the puzzles?.
Thanks in advance. |
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Location: United Kingdom | I am not sure about the rules - once I find out the 6 circles from sudoku 1,
do I know what circles I should put them into in sudoku 2? Or it can be in any order - I should work this out?
Thanks for your help,
Ronald |
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Location: India | ronald - 2010-12-26 12:40 AM
I am not sure about the rules - once I find out the 6 circles from sudoku 1,
do I know what circles I should put them into in sudoku 2? Or it can be in any order - I should work this out?
Thanks for your help,
Ronald
U have to suitably place all the six numbers in the next grid based on sudoku rules.........
It can be in any order....... |
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Location: India | macherlakumar - 2010-12-26 12:03 AM
Hi,
As soon as I start the test can I solve on screen or is it required to take print out of the puzzles?.
Thanks in advance.
It is as per your convenience........ It is always better (easy) to solve on paper.....
But you are welcome to solve it on the screen |
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Mean Minis (2020) Author
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Location: India | Nice set of grids. Inspite of reading the rules, I spent quite some time trying to fit the six numbers from grid 1 into the solid circles of grid 2...before finally realizing that I should be putting them into the dotted ones. |
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Location: United States | Ugh, I Just finished and realized that I forgot to actually hit 'submit' on any of the puzzles I did!! Gonna really hurt my rating I guess... *sad face* oh well, Thanks for the test! |
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Location: India | good set of spuzzles... njoyed every bit of it... |
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author
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Location: India | bothrasumit - 2010-12-26 11:13 PM
good set of spuzzles... njoyed every bit of it...
Wow.... Sumit is Back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rishi |
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Location: India | thnx Rishi Bhai for the welcome.. but has become a lot rusty.... will have to work harder... |
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Location: India | when does the results come out??? |
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author
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Location: India | bothrasumit - 2010-12-27 12:00 AM
thnx Rishi Bhai for the welcome.. but has become a lot rusty.... will have to work harder...
Good to have you back bro... |
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Location: United Kingdom | Lovely set - much appreciated even playing through the tiredness in the early hours of the morning. Although I do regret not having my wits about me to get through to the very end as I'm sure this was very finishable. I managed to not submit puzzle 4 - but I was wondering about a competition of this type...isn't it almost guaranteed that if a correct solution is posted to a later puzzle (say #10 for example) that correct solutions must have been posted to puzzles #1-9? |
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author
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Location: India | detuned - 2010-12-27 12:36 AM
Lovely set - much appreciated even playing through the tiredness in the early hours of the morning. Although I do regret not having my wits about me to get through to the very end as I'm sure this was very finishable. I managed to not submit puzzle 4 - but I was wondering about a competition of this type...isn't it almost guaranteed that if a correct solution is posted to a later puzzle (say #10 for example) that correct solutions must have been posted to puzzles #1-9?
Not necessarily Tom.... I mean, the answer key for a puzzle is not the same as the relay numbers being carried forward... I can get all 6 relay cells correct but say if I type in 1( or any other number ) twice in the answer key then the solution for that puzzle gets wrong but my relay carry forward is correct so I can get the next puzzle correct :)
Rishi |
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Location: United Kingdom | Ah my point was the puzzles were wonderfully well designed - you had no chance of getting anywhere near the carried forward digits unless you had pretty much finished the puzzle - they really were as good as answer keys in my opinion.
Of course, bear in mind I was very tired whilst taking the test :) |
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Location: France | I just tried the test but was disturbed while solving #9 and had to stop. I could submit my answers before the end but of course, having lost some dozens of minutes, the final score is far under my goal. Just a little bit of anger, as I felt in good shape.
Disturbance gone and answers submitted, I had just enough time to finish the 9th puzzle... but did a very stupid mistake which I couldn't fix. I will explain why tomorrow (well, today, for indian readers), when the test is over.
As expected, these were wonderful puzzles. It has been several weeks since I solved a classic sudoku as I'm really bored with computer-generated puzzles, but TTShieh and Leaf Card ones are always a great pleasure. |
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Location: India | detuned - 2010-12-27 12:46 AM
Ah my point was the puzzles were wonderfully well designed - you had no chance of getting anywhere near the carried forward digits unless you had pretty much finished the puzzle - they really were as good as answer keys in my opinion.
Of course, bear in mind I was very tired whilst taking the test :)
Yes, Minfang Lin mentioned that in most puzzles the carry-forward digits are determined at the end. But not in all cases.
As much as we want to be lenient, and mark P04 as correct for you, but I think it will be unfair to several who have some initial puzzles submitted wrongly. Once the detailed results are up (in 5 minutes), check Semax, don3232, sinchai4547.
It has been long pending thing, but I think the best solution is to add "Auto-Submit" for Sudoku tests. Unlike puzzles tests, each Sudoku has its own Submit button. And it is easy to forget to click on "Submit" in the heat of time. We see that after every test some players forget to submit some sudokus.
Once all required cells are filled, the sudoku should be auto submitted |
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Location: India | Congratulations to Jun Yan, Ce Jin, Jakub Ondrousek for topping in X-mas Special Sudoku Test.
146 ( of 166 ) players got non-zero scores.
Thanks to everyone for taking time out during Christmas to participate in the test.
Thanks to team TTLC for the wonderful set of Classic Sudokus. It was only fitting that there were many players from China (some playing from sudokufans.org) and 2 players from China occupied the top spots. |
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Location: India | Indian Results - Rishi continued his brilliant performance over last few months, and finished all sudokus just in time.
Sumit and Gaurav, both after a long hibernation, finished 9 puzzles each, but still ahead of others.
Nice to have you back guys! Hope you guys participate more. |
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Location: India | LMI Mumbai meet -
We had 7 players at LMI Mumbai meet, who participated in X-mas special sudoku test.
utkaarsh, Mahesh Iyer, Hiral Parikh, Ishita Meshram, prasanna16391, amitsowani and gauravkorde
Details about the meet will be updated in the other thread. |
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SM 2020 (Math) Author
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Location: India | one suggestion regarding the submit button. why not have only one button "submit all" at the bottom instead of having individual buttons for each puzzles. |
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