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Chapter 7, Problem 7.24E
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Program Plan:
To modify the mazeTraverse and mazeGenerator function:
- Change the first argument in each function from maze[][12] to maze[M][N]. Here M defines the height and N defines the width of the maze.
- Within each function replace reference to last row index of maze array with M and last column index with N.
Program Description:The program modifies functions mazeTraverse and mazeGenerator from previous exercises to process any mazes of any size. It then uses a test program to test these modified functions.
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