1st episode of Sudoku Mahabharat is going to start tomorrow, and this episode contains the following standard Sudoku Variations
- Classic Sudoku
- Extra Region Sudoku
- Palindrome Sudoku
- UnTouch Sudoku
- Diagonal Sudoku and
- Quadruple Sudoku
All these Sudoku types are already posted on this blog. This Quadruple Sudoku puzzle was created by Ritesh Gupta and his brother Hitesh Gupta for Indian Sudoku Mock Tests. This puzzle was posted on this blog in May 2010. I am re-posting this Sudoku as the 17th Sudoku of the Fun With Sudoku Series so that this can be used as practice for this episode of Sudoku Mahabharat.
Rules of Quadruple Sudoku
Fill in the grid from 1 through 9 so that every row, every column, and every 3X3 box contains distinct digits. Each set of four small digits in the intersection of two lines indicates the digits that are in the four adjacent cells.
Previous Fun With Sudoku Series Puzzle: Classic Sudoku
The solution of Diagonal Thermo Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #68)
| Diagonal Thermo Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #68) Solution |
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2:19, easy