The robot has a status, namely a string (without white spaces) formatted as follows: (x,y,h). The pair (x,y) represents the position of the robot in the room (in terms of x and y coordinates) while h is the heading – i.e., the direction the robot is pointing to. The heading can be: N (North), S (South), E (East), or W (West). The robot assumes the North is parallel to the y-axis. The robot starts its duty from the origin position—i.e., the position with coordinates (0,0), facing North (see the figure below).
Requirement:
- Implement
CleaningRobot.initialize_robot(self) -> None to set the status of the robot to (0,0,N). To do so, use the instance variables CleaningRobot.pos_x, CleaningRobot.pos_y, and CleaningRobot.heading.
- Implement
CleaningRobot.robot_status(self) -> str to return the current status of the robot – i.e., a string in the format (x,y,h).
Example:
- The robot status (0,0,N) indicates that the robot lies in the cell with x and y coordinates both equal to 0. The heading of the robot is N – i.e., it is pointing to North.
The robot has a status, namely a string (without white spaces) formatted as follows: (x,y,h). The pair (x,y) represents the position of the robot in the room (in terms of x and y coordinates) while h is the heading – i.e., the direction the robot is pointing to. The heading can be: N (North), S (South), E (East), or W (West). The robot assumes the North is parallel to the y-axis. The robot starts its duty from the origin position—i.e., the position with coordinates (0,0), facing North (see the figure below).
Requirement:
CleaningRobot.initialize_robot(self) -> Noneto set the status of the robot to (0,0,N). To do so, use the instance variablesCleaningRobot.pos_x,CleaningRobot.pos_y, andCleaningRobot.heading.CleaningRobot.robot_status(self) -> strto return the current status of the robot – i.e., a string in the format (x,y,h).Example: