Difference between revisions of "Symmetrical"
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A [[Sudoku]] is symmetrical when the pattern formed by the [[given]]s is symmetrical. | A [[Sudoku]] is symmetrical when the pattern formed by the [[given]]s is symmetrical. | ||
A [[ | A [[Killer Sudoku]] is symmetrical when the [[cage]] pattern is symmetrical. | ||
A [[Jigsaw]] Sudoku is symmetrical when both the givens and the [[box|nonets]] are symmetrical. | A [[Jigsaw Sudoku]] Sudoku is symmetrical when both the givens and the [[box|nonets]] are symmetrical. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Asymmetrical]] | * [[Asymmetrical]] | ||
* [[Symmetry]] (main article) | * [[Symmetry]] (main article) | ||
Latest revision as of 09:50, 30 October 2021
A pattern is symmetrical when the same pattern can be formed by reflection or rotation.
A Sudoku is symmetrical when the pattern formed by the givens is symmetrical.
A Killer Sudoku is symmetrical when the cage pattern is symmetrical.
A Jigsaw Sudoku Sudoku is symmetrical when both the givens and the nonets are symmetrical.
See Also
- Asymmetrical
- Symmetry (main article)
