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Nonogram

№ 1

5×5 · Gentle

5×5 · №10:00

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About this board

Gentle
Difficulty
21 of 25
Filled cells
5
Longest block
14
Blocks in total

3 lines are completely full — fill them first. Our solver cracks this board in 2 sweeps of pure line logic, which is why we rate it gentle.

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How it works

3
Numbers are block lengthsA "3" means three filled cells in a row, somewhere in that line.
2 1
Blocks keep their order — and a gap"2 1" is a block of two, at least one empty cell, then a single.
4
Start with what's certainA "4" in five cells can sit left or right — but the middle three are filled either way. No guessing, ever.

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How to solve a nonogram

3
Numbers are block lengthsA "3" means three filled cells in a row, somewhere in that line.
2 1
Blocks keep their order — and a gap"2 1" is a block of two, at least one empty cell, then a single.
4
Start with what's certainA "4" in five cells can sit left or right — but the middle three are filled either way. No guessing, ever.