Instructions:
Draw a single closed loop by connecting neighboring corners diagonally (but not horizontally or vertically). A numbered circle indicates exactly how many of its diagonal edge segments are used by the path. Corner containing the circle should not be the part of the loop.
Draw a single closed loop by connecting neighboring corners diagonally (but not horizontally or vertically). A numbered circle indicates exactly how many of its diagonal edge segments are used by the path. Corner containing the circle should not be the part of the loop.
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