When I say "normally" I mean that "trial and error" is not used.
Posted 1st Aug 2021 at 19:46 Last edited by Elisabeth 1st Aug 2021 at 19:48
Elisabeth Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: ModerateCompletion time: 41:39
I think so, carlotes. If I can solve just using my brain and logical processes (without recourse to trial and error etc.) I don't consider it to be hard!! In other words I only call a puzzle hard if I really get stuck!
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