In this game, one fly and three frogs are placed randomly on a board with the size 7x7.

Question

In each iteration, they move randomly within the board and the simulation stops when one of the frogs eats the fly. Fly and frogs are essentially creatures that can move, make noise, and eat. Frogs can move up to 2 squares in any direction, and flies can move up to 1. Frogs make the "Croak! Croak!" sound, and flies make "ZzzZZz!". Since frogs should not eat their kind, a function of "isEatable" should also be implemented in decision making. A variable or function to check if the fly is alive is also required as a terminate condition for simulation. In each iteration, an 'f' character represents frogs' position on board, and an '*' character is used to represent the position of fly. Use the topics you learned (Abstract classes, Interface, etc.) to implement the simulation.

Answer 1

Question....

When is the frog allowed to eat the fly?

DO they have to be on exactly the same cell (collision)?

Can they be 1 square apart in any direction?

Can they be 2 squares apart in any direction?

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They have done away with the FILES upload

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Some source code is uploaded to RESOURCES section.

It is too big to fit here...

You will have to do Frog2CatchFly() by copy and paste

THen if neither frog catches the fly, you can move them to new locations

on the board.

It is called FrogNFly.java