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Like, how does this work?
1345 = white, white, grey, grey.
1326 = white, white, orange, grey.
Simple enough, 13 are in the right positions then. But then:
1362 = white, orange, orange, grey. What the hell..? How does this work? I don't get it.
This points to the fact that you don`t understand the rules.. OR that you`ve missed the fact that number of tries/guesses is limited for each solution, because your described situation is not possible - so those two results must belong to two different solutions.
http://zzymyn.com/quern/solver.html