Anti King
Cells a chess king move apart contain different digits.
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning | Default |
|---|
Maths
Class: first-order.
The shared predicates define the notation and every named predicate.
∀a,b ∈ C: king(a,b) → D(a)≠D(b)
For every distinct pair at Chebyshev distance 1: their digits differ.
Example
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title: Anti King example
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```rules
sudoku 9x9
anti-king
```
Satisfies the rule: r1c1=1, r2c2=5. The cells share a corner and contain different digits.
Breaks the rule: r1c1=1, r2c2=1. A king-related pair repeats a digit.