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The document discusses how a Sudoku puzzle is divided into rows, columns, and 3x3 squares for solving. It explains that there are 27 threads, with 9 each checking the rows, columns, and squares for validity. The document provides instructions for running the code to solve a Sudoku puzzle from a file or default grid.

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The document discusses how a Sudoku puzzle is divided into rows, columns, and 3x3 squares for solving. It explains that there are 27 threads, with 9 each checking the rows, columns, and squares for validity. The document provides instructions for running the code to solve a Sudoku puzzle from a file or default grid.

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Shreekanth A
2017csb1110

Each Square is a 3x3 grid of the sudoku.

The above drawing illustrates how I have divided the array for rows and columns and squares ,
There are 27 threads , 9 for rows , 9 for columns , and 9 for each square. The threads will put a
1 in the array if the corresponding row / column / square is valid.

For input :
1. You can use the default sudoku grid initialized in the program , which is a correct
solution
2. Or you can input a 9x9 through input.txt file , if you enter a wrong solution it will tell which
row and column and square have problems.
Steps for running code :

1. Open the terminal and navigate to directory where 2017csb1110_lab5.c is present.


2. Type in : gcc -pthread 2017csb1110_lab5.c
3. Type in : ./a.out

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