So i just wanted to ask something.... You had mentioned Snyder notations in your previous video.. but now u have pencil marked in all the candidates... Why so? Also is there any easy way in order to make it look less cluttered and how exactly can we mark the candidates more easily
I noticed, when you mentioned the matching pair 4 & 5 (Row H, Columns 5 & 6), that you eliminated all the 4s and all 5s in all the cells on Row H (except the matching pair in Columns 5 & 6). Now earlier, you defined a Unit as the Block, the intersecting Row and the intersecting Column and you even said all the values in that Unit can see each other. Did I understand you correctly? So, why did you not eliminate all the 4s and 5s in Columns 5 and 6? Are those columns not also part of the unit? Or is it a case that the Row or Column depends on the orientation of the matching pair? If it’s oriented horizontally, the Unit consists of the block and its corresponding row only and you’d remove the matching numbers only in the row, not in any column and if the matching pair is oriented vertically, the Unit then becomes the Block and the corresponding Column, and so you’d delete any matching numbers from the corresponding Column only, never in any Row? Is that a more correct understanding?
However, we don't generally find the naked pairs when we're doing it on paper, right? This is only when we have the possibility of typing in the candidates or can it be used on paper too?
Sorry I did not find any pair or singles that would be particularly naked. Just went around the grid placing locked-in digits and was finished in 3 minutes.
Hi I love sudoku very much I just want to check with you How to find out when the given puzzle sudoku have mistakes Sometimes I do it over and over but still cannot solve Can you please help me thank you very much
Have you written a book or is there one you recommend? I’ve been playing online and I’m not able to make the marks you recommend and think a book might be better for learning your techniques.
I don't think it can which is why this is flawed. I'm sure I've read and doing one recently that this logic is flawed, you can't always use a matching pair to eliminate other numbers in the same row. Because the 4 that was removed to put the 9 in place is just a guess. Because the 4 COULD still go where the 9 is. The 5 can't be removed from the row again unless its a guess as it could still go there.
OKAY, NO ONE says it, but I guess the matching pair has to be in the same block to be a matching pair. If that isn't true then ALL your examples WERE in the same block so it would be misleading otherwise. AM I right?
Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas 🎅🎅🎅🎅 :) Great tutoriaI but I have question about matching pair "4 & 5" from h5-h6. When we have matching pair '' 4&5 " how we should know that 4 from h4 we can elimiate for 100% ? please explain me :)
I had this same question! But if you look at the middle stack (columns 4,5,6) and solve for the "9", you will see that the "9" can only go in H4. Therefore the "4" is eliminiated from H4. Another way to look at it, if you try to put any other number in H5 or H6, you cannot put any other numbers. Only the "4" and "5".
Thanks Norm, I appreciate you checking in, all is well! I am preparing Lesson 7 on Hidden Pairs as I'm writing this. It takes a long time to edit the videos and put in all the arrows, circles and notations, but I think it adds more value than if I just talk without highlighting the blocks, or rows or columns. But it does take time. Hopefully I should have the next lesson up by the weekend. Thanks for your concern, I appreciate it!
I am REALLY looking forward to the next lesson too! I have a puzzle I’m stuck on - so I’m just waiting for the “hidden pair” tutorial. I tried learning from other sources but the instruction isn’t as clear and I think I’m struggling with what ISN’T a hidden pair. I know she will do a much better job at explaining this.
Thank you LittleDole23, I appreciate knowing that these videos are helping.....after hidden pairs I will be covering Triplets a.k.a. Triples, that is also helpful in eliminating candidates. I'm not sure if I need to cover the Hidden Single or not. I appreciate the feedback from you and Norm, thank you!
"Definitely watch out for those naked singles." Surprised you could say that with such a straight face. 😄
I mean if it has no dirty context to a person or just a very little they could 🤭 I can say it like her before now I can't after reading your reply
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This is so so helpful. All the annotations make a huge difference in following along . By far the clearest instruction on RUclips. Thank you 🙏
Is your profession teaching? I've seen several youtubers trying to explain sudoku but by far you're the best.
Thank you ! I’m still looking for those naked singles……you never know….
You'll get better with practice!
My wife doesn't allow me to look for naked singles which limits my Sudoku success
Great, clear, to the point explanation. thank you.
After The Lesson 5, Segment, things got easier!! I know I still have a looong way to go, but I am very happy because of your excellent instruction!!
Great explanation!
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All the other explanations were so complicated. Thanks for simplifying and making it clear 😊
Best explanation I’ve seen. Thank you
These lessons really help! Thanks.
WOW I am having a brain indigestion !! I am going back to beginers ...beginers ... thank /you any way....
So i just wanted to ask something.... You had mentioned Snyder notations in your previous video.. but now u have pencil marked in all the candidates... Why so? Also is there any easy way in order to make it look less cluttered and how exactly can we mark the candidates more easily
When were all the possibilities penciled in? Thank you.
Surely learnt every lesson is so beautifully explained tnk u
I notice that you don’t use schneider notation in this video. When should/shouldn’t I use it?
Thank you so much Madame.
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Super helpful!! Thanks a bunch
Glad it was helpful!
I noticed, when you mentioned the matching pair 4 & 5 (Row H, Columns 5 & 6), that you eliminated all the 4s and all 5s in all the cells on Row H (except the matching pair in Columns 5 & 6).
Now earlier, you defined a Unit as the Block, the intersecting Row and the intersecting Column and you even said all the values in that Unit can see each other. Did I understand you correctly?
So, why did you not eliminate all the 4s and 5s in Columns 5 and 6? Are those columns not also part of the unit?
Or is it a case that the Row or Column depends on the orientation of the matching pair? If it’s oriented horizontally, the Unit consists of the block and its corresponding row only and you’d remove the matching numbers only in the row, not in any column
and if the matching pair is oriented vertically, the Unit then becomes the Block and the corresponding Column, and so you’d delete any matching numbers from the corresponding Column only, never in any Row?
Is that a more correct understanding?
However, we don't generally find the naked pairs when we're doing it on paper, right? This is only when we have the possibility of typing in the candidates or can it be used on paper too?
Great video
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed D W!
Sorry I did not find any pair or singles that would be particularly naked. Just went around the grid placing locked-in digits and was finished in 3 minutes.
Hi I love sudoku very much I just want to check with you How to find out when the given puzzle sudoku have mistakes Sometimes I do it over and over but still cannot solve Can you please help me thank you very much
Try putting it into Duncan's Solver to see if there is a unique solution. Hope that helps!
Have you written a book or is there one you recommend? I’ve been playing online and I’m not able to make the marks you recommend and think a book might be better for learning your techniques.
Commentary also gets type and that overlapse the puzzle grid. So it is difficult to see the solution
I don’t understand why the matching pair of 4&5 in block 8 eliminates the other penciled in 4 in the same block. Can you explain?
I don't think it can which is why this is flawed. I'm sure I've read and doing one recently that this logic is flawed, you can't always use a matching pair to eliminate other numbers in the same row. Because the 4 that was removed to put the 9 in place is just a guess. Because the 4 COULD still go where the 9 is. The 5 can't be removed from the row again unless its a guess as it could still go there.
OKAY, NO ONE says it, but I guess the matching pair has to be in the same block to be a matching pair. If that isn't true then ALL your examples WERE in the same block so it would be misleading otherwise.
AM I right?
What is the case if three pairs are forming
Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas 🎅🎅🎅🎅 :) Great tutoriaI but I have question about matching pair "4 & 5" from h5-h6.
When we have matching pair '' 4&5 " how we should know that 4 from h4 we can elimiate for 100% ?
please explain me :)
I had this same question! But if you look at the middle stack (columns 4,5,6) and solve for the "9", you will see that the "9" can only go in H4. Therefore the "4" is eliminiated from H4. Another way to look at it, if you try to put any other number in H5 or H6, you cannot put any other numbers. Only the "4" and "5".
Hi! I'm missing your lessons. I hope everything is okay with you.
Thanks Norm, I appreciate you checking in, all is well! I am preparing Lesson 7 on Hidden Pairs as I'm writing this. It takes a long time to edit the videos and put in all the arrows, circles and notations, but I think it adds more value than if I just talk without highlighting the blocks, or rows or columns. But it does take time. Hopefully I should have the next lesson up by the weekend. Thanks for your concern, I appreciate it!
I am REALLY looking forward to the next lesson too! I have a puzzle I’m stuck on - so I’m just waiting for the “hidden pair” tutorial. I tried learning from other sources but the instruction isn’t as clear and I think I’m struggling with what ISN’T a hidden pair. I know she will do a much better job at explaining this.
@@LearnSomethingNewEveryDay Thank you for responding. May I call you "Coach"?
@@LittleDole23 I also have difficulty learning from other sources.
Thank you LittleDole23, I appreciate knowing that these videos are helping.....after hidden pairs I will be covering Triplets a.k.a. Triples, that is also helpful in eliminating candidates. I'm not sure if I need to cover the Hidden Single or not. I appreciate the feedback from you and Norm, thank you!
Sorry, just saw your notes on books. Ignore my comment!
No worries, paper and pencil is more intuitive for most people, enjoy your day!
Written statements on screen blocking ur markings on sudoko!!!
Didn't explain naked singles, just went around randomly filling numbers in for no reason
total confusion