Crack Hard Sudoku Puzzles With the Skyscraper Pattern
Lesson #13: Here are two examples of the skyscraper pattern, one where the base is across a row, and the other when the base is down a column. I go through the logic of how this works. You can use this technique in your chest of tools to solve harder sudoku puzzles. I hope you enjoy!
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