maze

So you want to make a bad maze of your own. Great. I shall be assuming familiarity with GitHub. If you don’t have that, then Google the necessary things. You shall also be requiring Python.
All the files mentioned are linked below.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Create a GitHub repository and clone it to your system.
2. Download the file setup.py.
3. Here are the changes you need to make to the following variables (lines 6 - 10):
   • repo: change it to the local directory where the repository is stored
   • wordfile: this should be the file that contains the word which is the correct path
   • filein: this should be the file that contains the message that you want displayed at every “level”. Note that the placeholders “link-1”, “link-2”, “number” are keywords that are later used in the program, be careful with those
   • filewrong: this should be the file that contains the message displayed at the end of every wrong path. Note that you don’t have to manually change 2046, the code will take care of that
   • filecorr: this should be the file that contains the message displayed at the end of the correct path
4. Compile.

Remark: When I say “this should be the file”, I mean that it should be the location of the said file.

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Files

Here are the files in this repository:

• correct.md
• message.md
• setup.py
• word.txt
• wrong.md

For the .md files: the link opened will be an .html one. Manually change the extension to .md in the URL. That should lead you to the correct file.