daniel0731ex
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...of OLL..
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Nice summary!
There should be names and/or abbreviations as well
Yeah, but IMO it's more important that the number of flipped edges increases which corresponds to the increasing number of valence electronsI think the solved OLL should be where Hydrogen is since Hydrogen has only 1 proton so kinda like no moves needed.
Hahahaha! That really got me@!!!
Are the cases that are on columns similar? As in the periodic table of elements.
Proton number can be number of moves..