Draw an X or an O into each empty cell to the figure below, such that there mustn't be four X's or four O's in the same row/column/diagonal one after an other.
If you finished, then calculate the number of X's!
Here is a sample:
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Suppose we put an X in that spot, after some step following the rules we get to this
Consider the green square:
if we put an X , we break the rules (horizontally)
if we put an O , we break the rules (diagonally)
So the initial X we put should have been an O
Following the rules we arrive to the final configuration
Which has 2 6 X 's