SudokuWiki Solver
Den bedste logiske trin-for-trin Sudoku Solver app til Android-telefoner og tabletter
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Android App -Analyse Og Gennemgang: SudokuWiki Solver, Udviklet Af Syndicated Puzzles. Listet I Hjernegymnastik -Kategori. Nuværende Version Er 1.91, Opdateret På 16/06/2025 . Ifølge Brugere Anmeldelser På Google Play: SudokuWiki Solver. Opnået Over 2 Tusind Installationer. SudokuWiki Solver Har I Øjeblikket 62 Anmeldelser, Gennemsnitlig Vurdering 4.2 Stjerner
Kulminationen på ni års udvikling og community feedback, vil The SudokuWiki.org Sudoku Solver af Andrew Stuart hjælpe dig med at hjælpe med at løse dine vanskeligste gåder. Funktionerne omfatter:- Trin-for-trin walk-through plus sortering og løsning tæller som set på sudokuwiki.org
- Strategi Guides
Inkluderet er al dokumentation strategien og hvert eksempel kan indlæses i den solver på et klik.
- 364 Practice Puslespil med eksempler på specifikke strategier.
- Favoritter
Hold styr på de gåder, du løser med en næsten ubegrænset listeindtastning - hver Identificerbar.
- Daglig Puslespil
Den app kan hente de fire 'Dagligt' puslespil fra sudokuwiki.org og det ugentlige 'uløselige' puslespil.
- Tip tilstand
Ny på Solver - I stedet for bare "Tage Step" brug "Hint" for at give dig den strategi at søge uden at afsløre hele svaret.
- Genoptag / Back
Bedre end hjemmesiden med ægte "stat" besparelse - afslutte og genoptage enhver tid gå tilbage til ethvert punkt og redo.
Send til dine venner via e-mail. Linker tilbage til solver muliggøre nem pålæsning af delte gåder.
Denne spejle og tilføjer alle de funktioner, der findes på den berømte sudokuwiki.org hjemmeside. Vi håber du nyder at bruge det.
Hvad Er Nyt
Fixed Send to Solver bug
Seneste Kommentarer
A Google user
This is an excellent tool for showing strategies and explaining the reasoning within the step. Few solvers do this, and even fewer have this many methods implemented. I have two recommendations. One is to allow the user to select the order in which algorithms are tried, not just which ones to use. I have found a couple of puzzles where the solver gets stuck when it solved a step using a method earlier on a list when another would have opened up more possibilities for eliminations. A couple of unsolvable puzzles aren't so unsolvable with a bit of manual input that simply substitutes a method. Another is to implement more purely mathematical solving methods. Pattern recognition should always be the first place to go, but there are some human computable algorithms that while often used in computer sciences, can be done on paper within the limited scope context of sudoku cells. I know not everyone wants to delve into abstract algebras, but in reality many of these patterns could be summed up in such terms anyway.
Brian Collamer
Abandonware apparently. Won't show in app store with an Android 14 device. Too bad as it is a fantastic way to access the sudokuwiki content.....
Bill Thomas
Works best if you put it in split screen mode to input data from sudoku game.
Ronald Bryant
Think it works great. Did everything I expected and more.
A Google user
Best strategies guide ever !
A Google user
The tutorials are a great way to learn more advanced strategies. I'd love to use the sample puzzles to practice applying them but the interface is terrible. Needs a way to pencil in only one number, a way to select a number and pencil it into several cells, and an option to automatically eliminate candidates when you finalize a cell. See Genina's Soduku Free for a great interface.
A Google user
EXCELLENT app! I am beyond satisfied with it. Errors...Sample Puzzles. Riddle of Sho to Escargot are mislabelled. Escargot shows up in place of the Inkala. Also,X-Wing's last 2 examples have no images. One more thing. I initially bought app through Amazon but an older version is sold there so I had to buy the PlayStore's separately. The older version does not have the above errors but lacks the tremendous amount of sample puzzles. App needs to be THOROUGHLY brushed up once more but still remains pure gold.
A Google user
I love how it takes a step at a time rather than solving the whole puzzle at once. My only gripe is I often do puzzles of different sizes than the standard 9x9, and I wish I could change the size of the puzzles.