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This tag is for challenges relating to mazes, typically generating or navigating them. This often is used with the [ascii-art] tag, a common method of demonstrating the mazes
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Maze Generation
Expected output (on 80-character terminal):
I regret this isn't a very hard maze (in fact, no backtracking to inner rings is required (and you should be able to find a path from the perimeter to the center …
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Maze Generation [closed]
The goal: generate a random-looking maze using an algorithm of your choice, then output the maze graphically (printing counts).
The width and height are determined by you. … Cycles in the maze are allowed and, are encouraged, if the result is reasonable.
Language abuse encouraged. …
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Maze Generation
C: 364 Bytes
#define I int
m[1600],i=0,r;f(I x,I y,I l){m[80*y+x]|=l;I d[]={x-1,y,2,1,x+1,y,1,2,x,y-1,8,4,x,y+1,4,8},
s[]={5,5,5,5},j=0;for(;j<4;){L:r=rand()%4;for(I k=0;k<4;)if(s[k++]==r)goto L;s[j] …