List Organization and Conventions
This list provides a brief glossary of Sudoku terminology. Items are listed thematically, and usually only once, with a brief description and possibly a link to a detailed description. Links to example usage are provided as in-line numbered references (like ). Here the default usage of Sudoku refers to the prominent 9×9 format, as illustrated.
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