The code is used to print a map with a...

December 8, 2023 at 01:45 AM

for(int i = 0; i < width+4; i++) // top border of the map cout << "#"; for(int i =0; i < height; i++) { for(int j = 0; j < width; j++) { if(j == 0) // print the right side border cout << "##"; if(!print) cout << " "; if(j == width - 1) // it will print the wall on the next side cout << "##"; } cout << endl; }

The code is used to print a map with a border. The first for loop prints a top border using the "#" character.

The second for loop is used to print the map itself. It contains a nested for loop that iterates through each row and column of the map.

Inside the nested loop, the code checks if the current column is the first column (j == 0) and if so, it prints "##" to represent the right side border.

Next, it checks if the variable "print" is false, and if so, it prints a space character.

Finally, it checks if the current column is the last column (j == width - 1) and if so, it prints "##" to represent the left side border.

After each row is printed, the code adds a newline character to move to the next row.

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