Make sure two identical tetromino shapes do not touch each other horizontally or vertically—this is a common mistake.
Ensure that shaded cells never form a square of four connected tiles, as this violates the rules.
It's often more effective to rule out impossible positions than to guess the correct one immediately.
All shaded cells must form a single, continuous area—regularly check that this remains achievable as you progress.
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