Challenge 022

import info.gridworld.actor.ActorWorld; //First you need to import all the gridowrld files

import info.gridworld.grid.Grid;

import java.awt.Color;

import info.gridworld.actor.Bug;

import info.gridworld.grid.Location;

public class GWTest {

public static void main(String[] args) {

ActorWorld Overgrown = new ActorWorld(); //This names and creates the world in which the bugs are a part of

Bug Yellow = new Bug(Color.YELLOW); // This creates a bug that is yellow

Yellow.setDirection(Location.SOUTHWEST); // This sets the bug to be pointed in the southwest direction

Location Y = new Location(5,4); // This sets the yellow bug to the grid coordinate (5,4)

Overgrown.add(Y, Yellow); // This adds the yellow bug to the grid

Bug Magenta = new Bug(Color.MAGENTA); // This creates a bug that is yellow

Magenta.setDirection(Location.SOUTHEAST); // This sets the bug to be pointed in the southeast direction

Location M = new Location(5,5); // This sets the magenta bug to the grid coordinate (5,5)

Overgrown.add(M, Magenta); // This adds the magenta bug to the grid

Bug Blue = new Bug(Color.BLUE); // This creates a bug that is blue

Blue.setDirection(Location.NORTHEAST); // This sets the bug to be pointed in the northeast direction

Location B = new Location(4,5); // This sets the blue bug to the grid coordinate (4,5)

Overgrown.add(B, Blue); // This adds the blue bug to the grid

Bug Green = new Bug(Color.GREEN); // This creates a bug that is green

Green.setDirection(Location.NORTHWEST); // This sets the bug to be pointed in the northwest direction

Location G = new Location(4,4); // This sets the freen bug to the frid coordinate (4,4)

Overgrown.add(G, Green); // This adds the green bug to the grid

Overgrown.show(); // THis allows you to view the world

}

}