Homework 2a — If

1. Invert

Bit needs to turn blue squares white, and turn white squares blue. For example, if Bit starts in this world:

then the final world needs to look like this:

To check if a square is empty, use:

bit.is_on_white()

To erase the color in any square, use:

bit.paint('white')

Use the starter code in invert.py to write your code.

Be sure to check all three worlds! You will also see a world called invert2:

and a world called invert-careful. Note that the red squares are not converted, but white squares are turned to blue:

2. Wander

Bit starts in this world:

Bit follows these rules:

• Bit moves until it’s blocked in front
• Bit turns left when encountering a green square
• Bit turns right when encountering a blue square
• Bit paints empty squares red

The final world should look like this:

Use the starter code in wander.py to write your code.

Be sure to check both worlds! You will see a second world called wander2:

3. Fix the pipe

Bit is inside of a pipe and wants to patch the holes. The starting world looks like this:

Bit patches the holes with blue sealant. So when Bit is finished, the world should look like this:

Use the starter code in fix_pipe.py to write your code.