Can you draw a continuous line that travels in order from 1 to 6. You can only move horizontally and vertically, the line must not cross itself and every square is visited.
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From #1 goes down 3 squares; moves left until reaching #2; goes down 1 square; moves right to 5 squares; goes up 5 squares; moves left to pass through #3 and reach the edge; goes down 1 square to reach #4; moves right 3 squares; goes down 2 squares to reach #5; moves left to pass #6 and reach the edge; moves up 1 square; and then move right 3 squares (should be stopped above #5 square).
You are absolutely correct, PotatoRobot.
You are today’s winner.