Why Analyzers need to be taken with a grain of salt: Sudoku Explainer vs Hodoku

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  • Hodoku

    Hodoku is a solver/generator/trainer/analyzer for standard sudoku.

    • I notice you are using Hodoku 2.2.0 - probably from Sourceforge. That developer (The original) unfortunately passed away (in 2013 I believe). Since then the project has been forked at least once, and you can find the latest 2.3.0 or (or pre-release 2.3.1) at https://github.com/PseudoFish/Hodoku/releases

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