Welcome to this great collection of Binary Puzzles, in 2 different grid sizes! Feeling brave? See if you can take on both, and even try our 12x12 page found here . With as many as 7 volumes over the series, there's plenty to challenge you here!
Here are the rules of the game:
- Place 1's and 0's in each row and column of the grid such that there are exactly five (or six, or seven, depending on grid size) 0's and five 1's in each row and column
- The same digit cannot occur in more than two consecutive cells. Thus 000 is invalid, whilst 001 is fine
- A row cannot repeat in the grid, and neither can a column. For instance if one complete row contains 0101010101 then no other row in the column can contain exactly the same ten-digit sequence. Similarly if a column contained 0101010101 then no other column could contain that same sequence.
Here's a helpful video that explains the rules visually. The video uses Xs instead of 1s, but everything works exactly the same as with binary puzzles:
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William Shakespeare Quiz
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