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I made a slight improvement: since sudoku isn't about numbers, but it's about subsets, it's not necessary to convert the chars to integers (they are still numbers tho!). In addition, parsing the whole scheme in a 2D array is an extra passage, and in backtracking requires two indexes instead of one. Converting the 'i' index of the string to column and rows, and backwards, is done with easy calculations.
I spent the entire afternoon drawing DFA diagrams, and finally made it, but my regex is slightly longer than this. Is this also derived from a DFA or there is some other way to resolve this problem? It's the first time I see this kind of problem, ad I'd like to learn more about this subject :)
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I didn't think about the ease of insertion. It is indeed more simple using a string