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Problem	Description: This	coursework	will	constitute	40%	of	the	final	module	mark,	and	must	be	submitted	by	Tuesday	 July	 13,	 2021.	 Mark	 penalties	 will	 be	 applied	 for	 late	 submission	 (5%	 per	 working	 day),	 and	 extensions	are	only allowed	in	cases	of	bone	fide and	documented	extenuating	circumstances. Write	a	game	program	to	implement	a	maze.		The	program	should	allow	a	user	to	navigate	from	one	 room	 (R1,R3,R5,R6,R7	 and	 R8)	 to	 another	 to	 find	 an	 exit	 (E2	 or	 E4).	 A	 maze	 is	 a	 collections	 of	 rooms	 connected	 by	 corridors.	 It	may	 have	 several	 exits	 (assume	 that	 exits	 are	 a	 special	 kind	 of	 room).	One	can	only	get	from	one	room	to	another	by	following	the	zeros.	The	borders	are	obstacles	 that	are	represented	by	ones.	The	aim	of	the	program	is	to	find		and	display	the	shortest	path	taken		 to	exit	the	maze. MAJOR	PROJECT 2 |	Page XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXR XXXXXXXXXXR XXXXXXXXXXR XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXR XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX1 8 E XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX0 0 1 R XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXR XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXE XXXXXXXXXXThe	program	should	allow	you	to	move	in	four	directions	at	any	point	in	time	- right,	left,	up,	down	- but	not	diagonally.	 Moving	right	means	adding	{Row,1}	to	the	current	coordinates. Moving	left	means	adding	{Row,-1}	to	the	current	coordinates. Moving	up	means	adding	{-1,Column}	to	the	current	coordinates. Moving	down	means	adding	{1,Column}	to	the	current	coordinates. Zero	(0)	indicates	 that	a	cell	is	 free	and	one	(1)	indicates	an	obstacle.	The	program	 tries	all	 the	4	 directions	 one-by-one,	 till	it	 finds	an	empty	 cell.	 If	it	 finds	 one,	it	moves	 to	 that	 cell	and	marks	it	 with	a	2	(saying	it	has	visited	it	once).	Then	it	continues	to	move	ahead	until	an	exit	is	found.

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import PySimpleGUI as sg
import numpy as np
import math
import random
AppFont = 'Any 16'
sg.theme('DarkGrey5')
_VARS = {'cellCount': 10, 'gridSize': 400, 'canvas': False, 'window': False,
         'playerPos': [0, 0], 'cellMAP': False}
cellSize = _VARS['gridSize']/_VARS['cellCount']
exitPos = [_VARS['cellCount']-1, _VARS['cellCount']-1]
def makeMaze(dimX, dimY):
    starterMap = np.zeros((dimX, dimY), dtype=int)
    for x in range(2):
        randRow = random.randint(1, dimX)
        randColumn = random.randint(1, dimY)
        starterMap[randRow-1:randRow] = 1
        starterMap[:, randColumn-1] = 1
        
        for x in range(4):
            starterMap[randRow-1][random.randint(0, dimY-1)] = 0
            starterMap[random.randint(0, dimX-1)][randColumn-1] = 0
    
    starterMap[0][0] = 0
    starterMap[0][1] = 0
    starterMap[1][0] = 0
    starterMap[dimX-1][dimY-1] = 0
    starterMap[dimX-1][dimY-2] = 0
    starterMap[dimX-2][dimY-1] = 0
    starterMap[dimX-2][dimY-2] = 0
    return starterMap
_VARS['cellMAP'] = makeMaze(_VARS['cellCount'], _VARS['cellCount'])
def drawGrid():
    cells = _VARS['cellCount']
    _VARS['canvas'].TKCanvas.create_rectangle(
        1, 1, _VARS['gridSize'], _VARS['gridSize'], outline='BLACK',

Problem Description: This coursework will constitute 40% of the final module mark, and must be submitted by Tuesday July 13, 2021. Mark penalties will be applied for late submission (5% per working...

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