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scott wrote:
>> If trial-and-error was acceptable in a sudoku, then you could just as
>> well give an empty sudoku grid for someone to solve.
>
> I was assuming (as do most others I think) that sudoku problems only
> have 1 unique solution. What would be the point of an empty grid?
To make sure your solving algorithm works! :)
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