Clearest explanation I've heard! Nothing is left to the imagination or requiring assumptions. she covers all the logic, plus shows you how to spot the pattern. Great!
Very interesting and instructive videos. Thank you😀 However, I’ve been finding myself in trouble sometimes, with wrong numbers in some cells. How do you back track Ann find where are these numbers? Thanks 😊
Is this the same process as an empty rectangle? I believe an empty rectangle in some cases has additional squares forming an "L" pattern with the initial diagonal strong pair. Should we just ignore the additional square and focus on the diagonal pair?
This may be a dumb question but for the second example how do you know the chain starts in R5 of box 5; couldn’t it start in R6 of box 6? Great video by the way!
7:46 Are you talking about this example? You need to start thinking at the ends of the strings, if I understand correctly, so the start of the chain can'xt be in box 6.
Clearest explanation I've heard! Nothing is left to the imagination or requiring assumptions. she covers all the logic, plus shows you how to spot the pattern. Great!
This the best YT tutorial sudoku channel IMHO
hooked my first Turbot Fish. Thanks to you I finally found an example and got it to work. Thanks!
A most thorough explanation. Many thanks!
This is without a doubt the best explanation I've seen. Thank you!
I think ive finally got it with this clear explanation. Thank you
I love your teaching programs !! But this one is going way above my head , I will find one of your classes that fit me , thank you ....
Very interesting and instructive videos. Thank you😀
However, I’ve been finding myself in trouble sometimes, with wrong numbers in some cells. How do you back track Ann find where are these numbers? Thanks 😊
Is this the same process as an empty rectangle? I believe an empty rectangle in some cases has additional squares forming an "L" pattern with the initial diagonal strong pair. Should we just ignore the additional square and focus on the diagonal pair?
Thanks, helped get my head round the strong weak link.
Glad it helped, thanks for leaving a comment I appreciate it!
This may be a dumb question but for the second example how do you know the chain starts in R5 of box 5; couldn’t it start in R6 of box 6? Great video by the way!
7:46 Are you talking about this example?
You need to start thinking at the ends of the strings, if I understand correctly, so the start of the chain can'xt be in box 6.
Why cell G5 eliminate candidate 9???
Your Good, Sometimes I wish my Lady could enjoy your Logic. ! Send out a really difficult one. Cheers and G'Day from Adelaide South Australia.
Thanks so much, I appreciate that!
"Turbot" is not pronounced like "turbo"; the last "t" is pronounced like the last "t" in "robot".
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Difficult!!😢
Oh, sorry to hear that! Work on it....practice makes progress!