Object-Oriented Design Lab

Design a program to simulate mice moving through a maze until they find cheese.  A mouse always starts at the starting position, and moves one unit at a time.  Your program should be able to support mice with different movement strategies.

• One type of mouse moves randomly until it happens to stumble across some cheese (the "clueless mouse").
• Another moves randomly unless there is cheese one unit away, in which case it moves to (and eats) the cheese (the "short-sighted mouse").
• Another moves randomly unless there is cheese in sight, in which case it moves toward the cheese (the "long-sighted mouse").
• Another moves towards the smell of cheese (the "nosy mouse").
• Another moves systematically through the maze until finding the cheese (the "systematic mouse").

Your program should read in a maze configuration, including the starting position and the location of the cheese.  It should construct a number of mice, one at a time, with different strategies, letting each mouse run until it finds the cheese before putting the next mouse in the maze.  Your program should graphically display the state of the mouse and the maze at the end of each time unit.  When a mouse finds the cheese, your program should report how many time units it took for the mouse to find the cheese.