Martin Schlüter
self-employed (German/Englisch)
Bio
Martin Schlüter is the operator of this website, he also created and programmed it himself. He also wrote most of the texts. He has over 20 years of experience in IT and programming
Other areas of interest include current politics, personal development and international/global current affairs.
Published Articles:
Sudoku for websites and print media
Sudoku for websites and print media - We also offer Sudoku for external media, i.e. websites and print media.
Sudoku for your own website - The previously offered version of our Sudoku for other websites is outdated for various reasons, on the one hand it was not responsive, i.e. partly not usable on smartphones, on the other hand an iframe was directly integrated by us, this is sometimes considered questionable in terms of data protection, even if we do not analyze the IP addresses any further.
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Sudoku explained step by step
Sudoku explained step by step - Now that we know the Sudoku rules and have already familiarized ourselves with the solution techniques, we need to put both into practice in order to be able to solve a Sudoku.
Let’s take a step-by-step approach to solving a Sudoku. To do this, we will use the Sudoku that has already been used to explain the rules and techniques. This is a Sudoku of the easier difficulty level.
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Set a link to Sudoku Topical
Set link - You like solving Sudokus and would like to show this website to others. Then simply set a link!
Here you will find various link suggestions, both as HTML and as BB code. HTML is required for websites and BB code in forums can usually also be used in forum signatures.
Select the appropriate code with the mouse, copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V).
The animated graphics were kindly created by GreenSmilies.
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Sudoku rules and tools
Sudoku - the rules - A Sudoku consists of 9 x 9 squares, which are additionally divided into 3 x 3 blocks with 3 x 3 squares.
Each row, column and block contains all the numbers from 1 to 9 exactly once.
Some of the cells already contain numbers.
The degree of difficulty of a Sudoku can depend on the number of numbers given or on the position of the given numbers.
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