Snake
This classic puzzle was invented by Dutch puzzlemaker Léon Balmaekers in 1990 and first published in Breinbrekers magazine. Since then, it has become a staple in puzzle competitions around the world, including the World Puzzle Championships, and has inspired numerous creative variations.
Rules
Shade some cells black to create a snake - a chain of blackened squares which doesn't touch itself even at a point. Begin and end of the snake are already given. Numbers outside show the number of cells occupied by the snake in the corresponding row or column.
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