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原创 import java.util.*; public class 水管工游戏 { static int count=0; static int flag=0; static int n; static int m; static int maze[][]; static int book[][]; static ArrayList listx=new ArrayList(); static ArrayList listy=new ArrayList(); static void dfs(int x,int y,char way) { //way代表入水口 if(x==n-1 && y==m) { //成功判断 flag=1; return; } if(x<0 || x>n-1 || y<0 || y>m-1) { //越界判断 return; } if(maze[x][y]==0 || book[x][y]==1) { //树木与访问判断 return; } book[x][y]=1; listx.add(x); listy.add(y); count++; if(maze[x][y]==5 || maze[x][y]==6) { //直管 if(way=='l') { //左 dfs(x,y+1,'l'); } if(way=='r') { //右 dfs(x,y-1,'r

I have this project wherein I have to make a basic text-based maze/adventure game. This is my code so far but it's weird. I want it to be able to quit anytime and for it to display 'Please choose an available direction' when the input is not among the choices. I know my code is wrong but I don't know what to do about it. Can someone help me out? Thanks! btw, I used this link as a guide http://programarcadegames.com/index.php?chapter=lab_adventure maze_list = [] maze = ['Available Directions: East', None, 1, None, None] maze_list.append(maze) maze = ['Available Directions: East, South', None, 2

I'm trying to get my code to read from a text file that's contents involve: (text file is called maze1.txt) 5 5 %%%%% S % % % % % % E %%%%% However whenever I attempt to run the program I receive a segmentation fault which I think has something to do with how I'm using malloc. I know that I have use the first numbers in order to set boundaries for my array, but I'm unsure on how to do that. provided is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include "maze.h" maze_t * createMaze(char * fileName) { typedef struct Maze{ int cols, rows; char **charRow; }MAZE; struct Maze maze; FILE *pf;

I am trying to write a code that solves a basic maze made up of a list of lists with '#' symbolizing walls, '.' are free spaces, S is the start and E is the end. My algorithm consists of first checking to see if the space to the right is free, if not it then checks the space up, then down, and finally to the left. I also realize that this creates a problem if there is a dead end but I'll worry about that later. So far I have code that prints the list and finds the index value of the start point which is (2,0). Basically what I am trying to do is take that starting value as the argument for my