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A super sudoku is much like a traditional sudoku, except each square has 16 cells. Depending on the puzzle, it will either have numbers 0-9 and letters A-F, or numbers 1-9 and letters A-G.
== Steps ==
# Figure out which variant of super sudoku you're playing. One of the most common mistakes is adding in a 0 or G where there shouldn't be one.
# Find the square with the least amount of empty cells. It's easiest to start here, as thre is less numbers and letters to work out, and less places to put them.
# Make your notes for the chosen square. Use a pen or pencil to figure out all the possibilities for each cell.
# If possible, use this information to fill in the square. Use the tips below to help you out. Remember, it's ok if you can't finish the whole square at this stage.
# Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the remaining squares. It's tedious, but the best way to get things done.
# Once finished, check over your answers. Make sure you have only one of each character per square, row, or column.
# Congratulate yourself! It's taken a while, but you've finally completed your super sudoku.
== Tips ==
* It might be easier to use two different coloured pens - one for your notes and one for your final answers.
* If you've only noted one character for a given cell, then the answer for the cell must be that character.
* If two cells share the same two possibilities, then no other cells can have these characters. For example, if two cells in a particular square, row, or column have 1 & E but nothing else, then one will be 1 and the other will be E. You can cross these characters out of any other cells in the square, row, or column.
* Make sure you cross out your notes as you go.
== Steps ==
# Figure out which variant of super sudoku you're playing. One of the most common mistakes is adding in a 0 or G where there shouldn't be one.
# Find the square with the least amount of empty cells. It's easiest to start here, as thre is less numbers and letters to work out, and less places to put them.
# Make your notes for the chosen square. Use a pen or pencil to figure out all the possibilities for each cell.
# If possible, use this information to fill in the square. Use the tips below to help you out. Remember, it's ok if you can't finish the whole square at this stage.
# Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the remaining squares. It's tedious, but the best way to get things done.
# Once finished, check over your answers. Make sure you have only one of each character per square, row, or column.
# Congratulate yourself! It's taken a while, but you've finally completed your super sudoku.
== Tips ==
* It might be easier to use two different coloured pens - one for your notes and one for your final answers.
* If you've only noted one character for a given cell, then the answer for the cell must be that character.
* If two cells share the same two possibilities, then no other cells can have these characters. For example, if two cells in a particular square, row, or column have 1 & E but nothing else, then one will be 1 and the other will be E. You can cross these characters out of any other cells in the square, row, or column.
* Make sure you cross out your notes as you go.
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