Peter's Maze Page
Maze Applet (Java 1.0)
Enter your size and hit "Build!" to build a brand new maze! Use mouse to
wander there (do not hit or hold buttons - just move it). By moving your
mouse with its button pressed you can "drag" maze that does not fit into
the window (or use scrollbars). There is a newer version of this
(written in Java 1.1) that can print a maze on your printer, if
you are persistent enough.
Maze in... PostScript?
As some people know PostScript is actually a programming language. So it's
possible to write a program that generates a maze in pure PostScript! What
this means is that you can get this file (less than 3kb), print it on your
PostScript printer and have a new maze every time! ( Note: this can be
really slow, because PostScript is not fast programming language...)
Maze in C
C program that generates a random maze (it's reasonably fast: I tried to
print 800x800 maze - it works and looks pretty - though I did not even
tried to solve it). You will have to compile this program to make executable
(with command like 'cc Maze.c -o Maze' in UNIX). Run 'Maze -help' to get
An executable for Windows with UI is here.
To create printable mazes in PDF format, go here.
Be sure to try different types!
You can reach me at: firstname.lastname@example.org
Other pages on this site:
daemon in java
The text passage describes various methods and tools for generating and solving mazes, including a Java applet, a PostScript program, a C program, and a link to create PDF mazes. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
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- NO_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION_WITH_ANSWER
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
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system
Peter's Maze Page
Maze Applet (Java 1.0)
Enter your size and hit "Build!" to build a brand new maze! Use mouse to
wander there (do not hit or hold buttons - just move it). By moving your
mouse with its button pressed you can "drag" maze that does not fit into
the window (or use scrollbars). There is a newer version of this
(written in Java 1.1) that can print a maze on your printer, if
you are persistent enough.
Maze in... PostScript?
As some people know PostScript is actually a programming language. So it's
possible to write a program that generates a maze in pure PostScript! What
this means is that you can get this file (less than 3kb), print it on your
PostScript printer and have a new maze every time! ( Note: this can be
really slow, because PostScript is not fast programming language...)
Maze in C
C program that generates a random maze (it's reasonably fast: I tried to
print 800x800 maze - it works and looks pretty - though I did not even
tried to solve it). You will have to compile this program to make executable
(with command like 'cc Maze.c -o Maze' in UNIX). Run 'Maze -help' to get
An executable for Windows with UI is here.
To create printable mazes in PDF format, go here.
Be sure to try different types!
You can reach me at: firstname.lastname@example.org
Other pages on this site:
daemon in java
user
The text passage describes various methods and tools for generating and solving mazes, including a Java applet, a PostScript program, a C program, and a link to create PDF mazes. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION