Day 2: Circles
(Published today, 06:00 by SharpFox)
Welcome to day 2! You may find day one here.
SudokuPad
- Normal 4×4 Sudoku rules apply.
- A digit N in a circle indicates that this digits appears exactly N times in circles. For example, a 3 in a circle means there are exactly three 3s in circles.
- Exactly one gray dot each acts as one of the following:
- It separates two consecutive digits or
- It joins two digits where one is double the other (black dot as yesterday).
Solution code: Row 1 (4 digits):
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Comments
today, 14:08 by Ol-Jay
I don't understand where the low rating is coming from. I've got a feeling that some people rate very easy puzzle very low on principal.
I enjoy your tiny little advent calender very much! :)
