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LinkedIn Zip #496 answer — Sunday, July 26, 2026
Zip · Draw one path through every cell, hitting the numbers in order · puzzle #496
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Zip #496 is a 8×8 grid with 16 numbered cells. The long haul is 3 → 4: 15 cells, so that stretch has to sweep a whole region before it can turn. Remember the path must cover every cell, so dead-end pockets have to be entered and left in one pass.
Hints
Hint 1 — where to start
From 1 at row 4, column 8, the first moves go up×3, left×2.
Hint 2 — a solid foothold
Leg lengths in order: 1→2 is 14 cells, 2→3 is 2 cells, 3→4 is 15 cells, 4→5 is 3 cells, 5→6 is 2 cells, 6→7 is 1 cell, 7→8 is 4 cells, 8→9 is 4 cells, 9→10 is 1 cell, 10→11 is 3 cells, 11→12 is 3 cells, 12→13 is 1 cell, 13→14 is 5 cells, 14→15 is 1 cell, 15→16 is 4 cells.
Hint 3 — nearly there
Halfway point: after 32 cells you should be at row 4, column 6.
Solution
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Solution as text
Start at row 4, column 8 and move: up×3, left×7, down×5, right, down, left, down, right×7, up×3, left, up, left, down×2, right, down, left×4, up, right, up×3, left, down×2, left, up×3, right×5, down, left×2, down×3.
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