doMonsterAttack$()$

Open logic.cpp and locate the doMonsterAttack function. Make sure to read the block comment describing the function.

Consider all possible and meaningfully different map$/$game states and write code that implements the correct behavior for those states.

Correct behavior:

All monsters with a vertical or horizontal line of sight to the player move $1$ tile closer to the player

Starting from the tile above the adventurer$$s location and working upward, check each individual tile to see if there is a monster on the tile.

If there is a monster on a tile, move the monster one tile closer to the adventurer.

Continue to check until you have reached the top of the map or reach a pillar $($monsters can$$t see through pillars$)$

Repeat the same logic with down, left, and right $($in that order$).$ Make sure all monsters that are supposed to move do so before you go to the next step.

Return true if a monster reaches the player, false otherwise.

The adventurer is killed if a monster moves onto their tile $($check if the player position now contains a monster$),$ return true $($adventurer killed, game over$)$ if so$,$ otherwise return false $($the monsters did not attack the adventurer, yet...$).$