Many Sudoku Variations like XV Sudoku, Consecutive Sudoku, Average Sudoku, Kropki Sudoku etc follows converse Sudoku rules. Converse rules mean that whenever a particular combination occurs then it is represented especially by some symbols in the Sudoku grid. Any absence of these symbols in the grid means that particular combination cannot come when these symbols are not given.
I was trying to teach children the concept of converse Sudoku rules. It was difficult to make them understand the XV Sudoku Puzzle type. So to teach them this converse Sudoku rules I created this Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku puzzle type. This Sudoku type is very similar to the Odd/Even Sudoku Puzzle type. It is a very easy Sudoku type. However, kids will love to solve Sudoku puzzles of this type.
Rules of Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku Puzzle
Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, adjacent cells containing odd and even numbers are marked. Adjacent cells with no marking must either contain both odd number or both even numbers.
Here is the list of Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku puzzles which I created and published on Fun With Puzzles website.
Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku (Fun With Sudoku #107)
Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku (Fun With Sudoku #126)
Odd-Even Consecutive Sudoku Puzzle (Fun With Sudoku #251)
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