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	var sudoku = [], iterationCount = 0;

	function check(type, pos, num) {
	var bool = false;

	for(var i = 0; i < 9; i++) {

	var tile = (type === 1) ? (pos * 9) + i : //row
	(type === 2) ? (i * 9) + pos : null; //Column
	(((((pos - (pos % 3))/3) * 3)) * 9) + ((((pos % 3) * 3)) + (i % 3)); //Quadrant

	/* Extremely simple definition of a 2D array in Javascript. Javascript doesn't allow for a match-all getter so a length has to be defined. This defines the height or rows of the array but not the width; the width or columns is as big as you want it to be, sugar. For some odd reason, the __defineGetter__ doesn't send the name of the current "get" to the callback (which is silly in my opinion for situations exactly like these) so I had to convert the functions to strings. */

	var Array2D = function(l) {
	if(!l) throw new Error("Please specify a length for your Array2D");
	this.arr = [];
	this.definedLength = l;

	for(var i = 0; i < l; i++) {
	this.__defineGetter__(i, Function("var i = " + i + ";if(!this.arr[i]) this.arr[i] = [];return this.arr[i];"));
	}