Return a list of x, y coordinates of the zig zag order rail.

Returns a random card that is NOT the Queen of Hearts.

Returns a dictionary with keys 'X' and 'O', whose values.

Return a list of valid moves that can be made on the board.

Return a list of board space labels that have a player piece that can make a move.

Returns True if (x, y) is a position on the board, otherwise returns False.

Carry out the given move on the given board.

Change the board data structure with a sonar device character. Remove treasure chests from the chests list as they are found. Return False if

Return True if the player's piece at (x, y) on the board can move forward. Otherwise return False.

Return True if the player's piece at (x, y) on the board can capture the piece forward and left. Otherwise return False.

Return True if the player's piece at (x, y) on the board can capture the piece forward and right. Otherwise return False.

Encrypt or decrypt the message using the key.

Encrypt or decrypt the message using the key.

Convert (x, y) coordinates (like 0,0 or 1,4) to user-friendly coordinates (like A1 or B5).

Add NUM_ROBOTS number of robots to empty spaces on the board and return a list of these (x, y) spaces where robots are now located.

Adds a new 2 tile randomly to the board.

Returns a (width, height) tuple of the board dimensions the player has requested.

Let the player enter a password guess.

Asks the player for a move. Returns (fromTower, toTower).

Returns the (x, y) integer tuple of the place the player moves next, given their current location and the walls of the board.

Asks the player which space on which small board to move on. The focusX and focusY values determine which small board the player can move on,

Let the player enter which direction they want to move, or if they want to quit. Make sure the player can't move off the edge of the map.

Let the player select a tile to slide.

Let a player select a column on the board to drop a tile into. Returns a tuple of the (column, row) that the tile falls into.

Let the player type in their move. Returns the move as [x, y] (or returns the string 'QUIT')

Asks the player which pit on their side of the board they select to sow seeds from. Returns the uppercase letter label of the selected pit as

Ask the player to select a move.

Let the player enter their move.

Let the player enter the car and direction they want to move.

Returns an (x, y) tuple of the player's move.

Asks the player for the direction of their next move (or quit). Ensures they enter a valid move: either 'W', 'A', 'S' or 'D'.

Asks the player for a move and returns a (x, y) tuple of integer indexes for the place they want to put their tile. Also returns (None, None)

Ask the player to select a move. Returns a tuple with the board space label of the piece to move, followed by where to move it. If there are n

Let the player select a color to paint the upper left tile.

Change the color/shape of a tile using the recursive flood fill algorithm.

Looks at board and returns either '1' or '2' if there is a winner or 'tie' or 'no winner' if there isn't. The game ends when a player's pits a

Return True if there is only one peg left on the board.

Return True if the player has reached the opposite end of the board and won. Otherwise return False.

Return True if key is valid. Otherwise return False.

Draw empty spaces over everything on the screen.

Clear the terminal window screen by running cls or clear.

The column is a list of four tile. Index 0 is the "bottom" of the column, and tiles are pulled "down" and combine if they are the same. For ex

Returns a dictionary for a new forest data structure.

Makes a copy of the given map object and modifies it. Here is what is done to it: * Walls that are corners are turned into corner pieces.

Decrypt the message using the key.

Decrypt the message using the key.

Decrypt the message using the key.

Displays the board and ants on the screen. The changedTiles argument is a list of (x, y) tuples for tiles on the screen that have changed and

Display the given board on the screen.

Display the board on the screen.

Display a clue telling the player that the cat is very near, near, far, or very far away.

Display the forest data structure on the screen.