I need a lizard to get through a 4 square maze. The maze has an in opening on th

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I need a lizard to get through a 4 square maze. The maze has an in opening on the bottom and an out opening along the top The mare walls can change to be any pattern The solution should handle all possible patterns It is assumed that the lizard is facing the opening from the bottom These statements can be used: moveForward, turnRight, turnleft. isAForwardMovePossible. and isDone moveForward moves the lizard forward if that is possible. otherwise calling it will result in a program failure turnRight and turnLeft cause the bard to turn but do not move the lizard The lizard can turn right or left from any position/orientation moveForward, turnRight, end turnleft do not return a value (such as Boolean values), but you car. use isAForwardMovePossible to decide if a moveForward is possible isAForwardMovePossible and isDone return Boolean values. You can use while loops, if-else statements, and whatever control is necessary. The solution should not have instances of classes, should not use variables, and should not male assumptions

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/* * Created on Feb 19, 2004 * * To change the template for this generated file go to * Window>Preferences>Java>Code Generation>Code and Comments */ package IterativeMaze; import FileWriter.MazeWrite; import stack.*; import Points.Point; public class MouseMaze { //If points exceeds x, don't print it out private int x; //The maze private int[][] maze; //Stack private DequeStack stackPoints; private DequeStack path; //Points public int paths; //Points Point toCheck; /** * Constructor for IterativeMaze * @param array, the maze * @param x, how many points it can have */ public MouseMaze(int[][] array, int x){ maze = array; this.x = x; stackPoints = new DequeStack(); path = new DequeStack(); } /** * Prints the maze */ public void traverse(){ //New line System.out.println(); //Loops through the maze for(int i = 0; i

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