I also solved it with code and the result was a coherent word, so you probably missed something in the logic 
, but you managed to solve it, so that’s what matters! 
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I just solved it manually in about 40 minutes, first puzzle I have tried and with a bit of trial and error not too hard 
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Same, although I got lost trying to find the word (didn’t understand the instructions at first xD)
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why does the 1 row and 1 collumn meet?
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I thought it was like PICROSS, so is that my error? they don’t have to meet?
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i havent solved it yet aswell so i dont really know, i wondered how you figured it out 
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It’s a combination of Picross, Sudoku and one another kind of puzzle. So, not that easy, but with right logic, it is easy.
I think that’s must be the error, else it wouldn’t be solvable(like in my image) I just did it intutive and i think i already misunderstoof the rules.
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Now that i understand the rules it seems doable, i wonder what will be faster code or by hand.
I was just confused that i already was logically stucked on my first step and knew that dumbass me didn’t read the rules carefully enough.
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whats the meaning of
spaces cannot be skipped over
english is not my native so i’m having a hard time understanding the rules
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It means you cannot have gaps within a thermometer. It should be filled starting from the bulb of the thermometer towards the end/tail of the thermometer.
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Yes, the thermometer can be either full, partially full or completely empty, but it cannot contain gaps.
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and it has to start with the bulb right?
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Yes it does (why can’t we just reply yes…?)
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IKR, that’s why I don’t reply where you just need to say YES. I simply rate that comment as 
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Probably to avoid spamming.
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can someone help me to understand how to solve it by coding ?
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