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Does quantum computers give any advantage over classical computers in sudokoSudoku?

To my basic knowledge I know that solving a generalized sudokoSudoku problems is an NP-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

Does quantum computers give any advantage over classical computers in sudoko?

To my basic knowledge I know that solving a generalized sudoko problems is an NP-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

Does quantum computers give any advantage over classical computers in Sudoku?

To my basic knowledge I know that solving a generalized Sudoku problems is an NP-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

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To my basic knowledge iI know that solving a generalized sudoko problems is an npNP-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

To my basic knowledge i know that solving a generalized sudoko problems is an np-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

To my basic knowledge I know that solving a generalized sudoko problems is an NP-complete problem so, is there any possible way quantum computers give an advantage over classical computers in this type of problem?

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