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You are probably familiar with the word game Boggle, where you need to construct words by concatenating letters from a grid. Here we will play a numerical version of the game. The rules are as follows:

• Create a 6x6 grid of digits. Each cell must contain a single digit from 0 to 9.
• Starting in one cell you collect digits as you move to neighboring cells (in all 8 directions). As the digits are collected they are concatenated left to right, to form a single number. Note that the starting digit is collected too and you can revisit cells.
• Numbers cannot start with a 0.

Your task is to create a 6x6 grid of digits, such that the smallest positive number that cannot be constructed is as large as possible.

You are probably familiar with the word game Boggle, where you need to construct words by concatenating letters from a grid. Here we will play a numerical version of the game. The rules are as follows:

• Create a 6x6 grid of digits. Each cell must contain a single digit from 0 to 9.
• Starting in one cell you collect digits as you move to neighboring cells (in all 8 directions). As the digits are collected they are concatenated left to right, to form a single number. Note that the starting digit is collected too and you can revisit cells.

Your task is to create a 6x6 grid of digits, such that the smallest positive number that cannot be constructed is as large as possible.

You are probably familiar with the word game Boggle, where you need to construct words by concatenating letters from a grid. Here we will play a numerical version of the game. The rules are as follows:

• Create a 6x6 grid of digits. Each cell must contain a single digit from 0 to 9.
• Starting in one cell you collect digits as you move to neighboring cells (in all 8 directions). As the digits are collected they are concatenated left to right, to form a single number. Note that the starting digit is collected too and you can revisit cells.
• Numbers cannot start with a 0.

Your task is to create a 6x6 grid of digits, such that the smallest positive number that cannot be constructed is as large as possible.

You are probably familiar with the word game Boggle, where you need to construct words by concatenating letters from a grid. Here we will play a numerical version of the game. The rules are as follows:

• Create a 6x6 grid of digits. Each cell must contain a single digit from 0 to 9.
• Starting in one cell you collect digits as you move to neighboring cells (in all 8 directions). As the digits are collected they are concatenated left to right, to form a single number. Note that the starting digit is collected too and you can revisit cells.
• Numbers cannot start with a 0.

Your task is to create a 6x6 grid of digits, such that the smallest positive number that cannot be constructed is as large as possible.