Any given Sudoku puzzle has just one solution. This is so long
as the puzzle already comes with at least 17 digits already placed
on the grid. If there are any less than 17 digits, then the puzzle
has more than one possible solution, and therefore cannot be solved
properly. The total number of possible combinations of digits on a
standard sudoku grid is 6,670,903,752,021,072,936,960. However it
can be argued that many of these combinations could be the same as
another, only backwards or rotated. Factoring out all logical
duplicates, the number of possible combinations drops to 3,359,232.
This is essentially the total number of possible sudoku puzzles. *
My Friend Dev Oneal has completed an 'Impossible Level' Sudoku
puzzle, as I checked the answer given by the "Auto-Solve" feature
and compare with his solution and have found both was correct but
with different pattern. Hence, it could have more than 1 correct
answer.