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Although not everyone considers game design a worthwhile activity, text 
adventure  games  (in  which  a  player  navigates  a  space  using  a  simple  terminal 
interface) can serve as a useful analogue for the more complex graph navigation 
problems frequently encountered in computer science.  For this assignment, you 
will be designing a small world, creating an adjacency list representation of that 
world, and developing a system allowing a user to interact with it in simple ways. 
In order to complete this task, you will need to: 
• design a map that is physically realizable1 (i.e., no teleportation) containing at least 20 "areas" 
• ensure that the graph corresponding to your map is neither a simple grid nor totally random2 
Your submission for this assignment: 
• must be a source code file with filename   'comp1405_f21_#########_assignment_10.py'  
• must display (blitted to a pygame window) an image of the map you have created3 
• must be represented efficiently in code using one-dimensional and multidimensional lists 
• must use an adjacency list4 representation to store the graph corresponding to your map 
• must use a post-condition loop to describe the current area (and exits) and process user input 
• must describe the current area using text that includes both a name and a description5  
• must describe exits using complete sentences and directional words6 (e.g., "east", "west", etc.) 
• must store area names and area descriptions in separate one-dimensional lists 
• must include at least three items that the user can pick up using the single word "take" 
• must also support the "help", "quit", and "inventory"7 single word instructions from the user 
 1 A "physically realizable" map would correspond to a graph you could draw on a piece of paper without any crossing edges 2 The map must contain both indoor and outdoor areas and will incur penalties if it is poorly designed 3 And naturally this entails that you must upload your map image alongside your submission when you upload to Brightspace 4 An adjacency matrix will NOT be acceptable and will result in your assignment receiving a mark of zero 5 The names and descriptions of each area must be unique, and the descriptions must each be at least two sentences long 6 A complete list of these would be "north", "northeast", "east", "southeast", "south", "southwest", "west", and "northwest" 7 If the user enters the "inventory" command, the list of items that have been "taken" by the user should be displayed