Maze Solver Gaming Project in C++

Explanation

  1. Maze Representation:
    • 0 represents a free cell.
    • 1 represents a blocked cell.
  2. isValid Function:
    • Checks if a cell is within maze bounds, not blocked, and not yet visited.
  3. printPath Function:
    • Prints the solution path where 1 represents the path and 0 represents non-path cells.
  4. solveMaze Function:
    • Uses Breadth-First Search (BFS) to find the shortest path from the top-left corner to the bottom-right corner.
    • Initializes a queue with the starting point (0, 0), marks it as visited, and adds it to the path.
    • Expands nodes by exploring all possible directions (right, down, left, up).
    • Adds valid and unvisited cells to the queue and marks them as visited.
    • If the bottom-right corner is reached, prints the path and returns true.
    • If no path is found after exploring all possibilities, returns false.
  5. main Function:
    • Defines a maze with blocked and free cells.
    • Calls solveMaze to find and print the path from start to finish.

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