10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Board Description Run 5 Normal 1x World #1 Autumn 2023 > Practical 5-Variables > Problem 2-Maze Run The aim of this exercise is to test your ability to work with boolean variables Clara must find the exit from a maze. She is positioned at the very start of it, faces away from any trees and looks towards the path that would eventually take her to the exit as shown in Figure 1. The exit from the maze is marked with a mushroom. * Figure 1. To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles: the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right Ready!if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left. Default I Board Description Run 5 Normal 1x World #1 345678901 12 To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles: ⚫the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left. Guided by these leaves Clara must find the exit and she must also eat all the leaves she encounters, as shown in Figure 2. Autumn 2023 > Practical 5 - Variables > Problem 2-Maze Run 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Figure 2. Ready! Your solution must be generic and must work with all the supplied example worlds. <> MyClara 1 /* PERMITTED COMMANDS 2 3 JAVA 4 5 move(); turnLeft(); turnRight(); treeLeft(); treeRight(); tree Front(); on Leaf (); put Leaf (); removeLeaf(); if, else, for, while, do, !, II, && variables 6 "/ 7 8 9 10 class MyClara extends Clara { In the 'run()' method you can write your program for clara 11 *1 12 void run() { 13 // TODO: Write your code below Default 1

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Clara must find the exit from a maze. She is positioned at the very start of it, faces away from any trees and looks towards the path that would eventually take her to the exit as shown in Figure 1. The exit from the maze is marked with a mushroom.
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To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles:
the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze
the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right
Ready!if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left.
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Transcribed Image Text:10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Board Description Run 5 Normal 1x World #1 Autumn 2023 > Practical 5-Variables > Problem 2-Maze Run The aim of this exercise is to test your ability to work with boolean variables Clara must find the exit from a maze. She is positioned at the very start of it, faces away from any trees and looks towards the path that would eventually take her to the exit as shown in Figure 1. The exit from the maze is marked with a mushroom. * Figure 1. To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles: the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right Ready!if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left. Default I
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To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles:
⚫the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze
the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right
if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left.
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Transcribed Image Text:Board Description Run 5 Normal 1x World #1 345678901 12 To help Calra with completing this task efficiently and also to feed her along the way some kind sole has placed a number of leaves around. These leaves were placed based on the following principles: ⚫the leaves are only placed at the beginning of every corridor of the maze the fact that there is a leaf at the beginning of the corridor indicates that at the end of it (when Clara hits a tree) she must turn right if there is no leaf at the beginning of the corridor this means that at the end of this corridor Clara must turn left. Guided by these leaves Clara must find the exit and she must also eat all the leaves she encounters, as shown in Figure 2. Autumn 2023 > Practical 5 - Variables > Problem 2-Maze Run 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Figure 2. Ready! Your solution must be generic and must work with all the supplied example worlds. <> MyClara 1 /* PERMITTED COMMANDS 2 3 JAVA 4 5 move(); turnLeft(); turnRight(); treeLeft(); treeRight(); tree Front(); on Leaf (); put Leaf (); removeLeaf(); if, else, for, while, do, !, II, && variables 6 "/ 7 8 9 10 class MyClara extends Clara { In the 'run()' method you can write your program for clara 11 *1 12 void run() { 13 // TODO: Write your code below Default 1
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