Below, pixels belonging to an object in an image are shown. Each of the gray squares are pixels belonging to the object, and each of the white squares are pixels outside the object. Consider the shape of the object being described $($represented$)$ using the Freeman Chain Code. To generate the code, we start from the top left $($dark gray$)$ pixel and proceed clockwise $($in the directions shown by arrows$)$ to return to the starting pixel and perform boundary following. The symbols $($numbers$)$ used to code $8$ different directions are also shown in the figure on the right. What is the Freeman Chain code of the encoded object