How to play Sudoku

Here's one way I play Sudoku.

The goal of Sudoku is to make the numbers 1-9, without duplicating along a line, so that every row is different.

This also means that each column should follow suit. Neither has a dual number - only one point for every row and every column, and, understandably, the number one box.

Let the names of different parts of the puzzle, so we understand each other. A series is a line across the page of yourfrom left to right. A column is a row from the top of the page down. A vacuum is a place where you write in pencil or a digit 1-9 A square has nine spaces, usually with a darker line around the selected group. Sudoku consists of nine squares and each square has nine spaces.

To play Sudoku, ranging from line to line, and then the column to column, and do it over and over again until the puzzle is complete.

From the front row, looking for a numbermissing. You can find a 1 or 2, in this line, then perhaps there are no 3s. (Every Sudoku is different and we are generalizing here.) If there are empty 3s in a row must be set. Taking note of the white first, if there are further 3 on the square that contains a vacuum. If so, can not further 3 to this place, so go to the next blank line of the same. If you find that there is more than an empty, you can find the three, forget it. Trynext number. Go ahead.

If you are not the same with the columns, one after another, and place a letter in a column following the exact same formula. Find an empty space to decide which number in the column (or row) can sometimes there's no duplicates and see if the number you want is repeated in pencil inside the square that surrounds the vacuum. If it is not duplicated. Try another number.

Sudoku is really fun. Each can vary from 1 to 9 = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 piecesand 9 We all understand what it means double. It 'the same. And as long as we stick to the rules, the game is quite simple, just a bit 'of confusion until you get the hang of it too.

Enjoy your Sudoku puzzles.