Welcome to this great selection of 100 new binary puzzles. They are all played on a 12x12 size grid. 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 six 0's and six 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 010101010101 then no other row in the column can contain exactly the
same twelve-digit sequence. Similarly if a column contained 010101010101 then no other column could contain that same sequence.
That's all there is to it!
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If you're new to binary puzzles, then you might like to try a smaller puzzle before tackling the larger ones in this magazine to get the hang of it. The video below explains the key binary-puzzle solving strategies and techniques using an 8x8 puzzle as a guide. If you'd like to try the puzzle before watching, you can do so with our Binary Puzzle Online Player
How to solve a Sandwich Sudoku
In our new series of videos, you can learn about new puzzle types and take part in quizzes. Why not have a watch?
If you know the rules of sandwich sudoku but aren't sure how best to tackle a puzzle, this video walks through a puzzle and how to solve it to get you started. Highly recommended, as it's a really fun puzzle type to solve...
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