Introduction - If you have any usage issues, please Google them yourself
The maze problem is a classical experiment taken from psychology. In the experiment, a mouse was placed in a door with a large box without a top, and many walls were set in the box, and many barriers were formed in the direction of travel. There is only one outlet in the box, and a piece of cheese is placed at the exit to attract mice to find the way in the maze to reach the exit. Repeat the experiment with the same mouse until the mouse moves from the entrance to the exit, without a mistake. After many experiments, the mice eventually learned to walk through the labyrinth route. A computer program is designed for any rectangular labyrinth, as shown in figure A, to find a path from entry to exit, or to draw a conclusion that there is no path.