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TRICKS :
To
start a game, it is important to locate on the grid the cell (or
cells) which contains only a single candidate. This single candidate
can be naked or hidden. The naked candidate is called ‘’King’’ and the
hidden one is called the ‘’Candidate’’. To make game easier, all grids
from that website have, at every step of the game, a ‘’King’’, which
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The
KING :
This grid contains a ‘’KING’’ in cell R5C2 or D2C21. The ‘K’
shows the cell which can contains only one color. This ‘K’
is with the same color which can be played in this cell. You will
notice that, when playing this ‘K’,
another ‘K’
is now free‘ in R5C3
(i.e. green color can be played in this cell).
To find out a cell which could contain a ‘KING’, we choose a cell and
take a look in all its directions (the row, the column and the
diagonal(s) if so) and determine which color(s) could be played in
this cell. If only one color can be played, it is then a naked
candidate : ‘’KING’’ that you can play. |
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THE
CANDIDATE :
This grid also contains a ‘’CANDIDATE’’ in cell R4C4 or D1C42.
This one is shown by the ‘c’
(orange color) which is the color that can be played in this cell. For
each empty cell of this diagonal, we have to check if orange color can
be played. We notice that it can be played only in this cell which
contains the ‘c’.
The verification shows that this cell could also contain the green
color. But as we see, the R4C4 cell is the only one on this diagonal
which may contain the orange color. It is why we say that the
CANDIDATE is hidden.
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1
R5C2 = rangée 5,
colonne 2 : D2C2 = diagonale 2, colonne 2
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2
R4C4 = rangée 4, colonne 4 : D1C4 = diagonale 1,
colonne 4 |
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