Please make sure that the code works and specify the purpose for which you wrote the codes.$($PYTHON$)$

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import pandas

class InputError$($Exception$)$:

pass

class Character:

$"""$

Superclass for characters to be used in a new computer game releasing this year.

The game will be a strategy$/$horror$/$thriller game played on a coordinate system.

Each character has a coordinate $($tuple of integers$)$ indicating their position on the map.

$"""$

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ starting$\_$coordinate: tuple$)$:

$"""$

Everything to be done whenever this object or an object inherited from it is created will be defined here.

$"""$

self.current$\_$position $=$ starting$\_$coordinate

def move$($self$,$ movement: tuple$)$:

$"""$

General method to allow a character to change its position. It has no return value.

$"""$

return NotImplementedError

def walk$($self$,$ direction: int$)$:

$"""$

The character will move $1$ unit in the specified direction on the coordinate system. It has no return value.

direction: $0->$ up

$1->$ right

$2->$ down

$3->$ left

$"""$

return NotImplementedError

def jump$($self$,$ direction: int$)$:

$"""$

The character wclass InputError$($Exception$)$:

pass

class Character:

$""$n

Superclass for characters to be used in a new computer game releasing this

The game will be a strategy$/$horror$/$thriller game played on a coordinate sys

Each character has a coordinate $($tuple of integers$)$ indicating their positi

$""""$

def $($self$,$ starting$\_$coordinate: tuple$)$:

$"""$

Everything to be done whenever this object or an object inherited from

$"""$

self.current$\_$position $=$ starting$\_$coordinate

def move$($self$,$ movement: tuple$)$:

$"""$

General method to allow a character to change its position. It has no $r$

$"""$

return NotImplementedErro$$

def walk$($self$,$ direction: int$)$:

$"""$

The character will move $1$ unit in the specified direction on the coordi

direction: $0->$ up

$1$ right

$2>$ down

$3$ left

return NotImplementedError

def jump$($self$,$ direction: int$)$:

The character will move linearly $2$ units in the specified direction on

direction: $0$ up

$1$ right

$2$ down

$3->$ left

$"""$

return NotImplementedErrox

class Player$($Character$)$

$"""$

Defines the character controlled by the player in the game,

$"""$

def $($self$,$ starting$\_$coordinate: tuple$)$:

$"$n$"$

Everything to be done whenever this object is created will be defined $h$

The player character can jump a maximum of $2$ times during the game.

pass

def see$\_$enemies$($self$,$ enemy$\_$list: list$)->$ int:

$"""$

This method returns the number of enemies within a $10-$unit distance $($Eu

using the list containing all Enemy objects in the game.

return NotImplementedError

def jump$($self$,$ direction: int$)->$ bool:

$"""$

If the player has enough jumping rights, they will jump and the rights

If they don't have any $r^{+}dar{r}^{+s},$ they cannot move.

Returns True if the posit darr, changes, False if it remains the same.

Returns True if the position changes, False if it remains the same.

direction: $0$ up

$1$ right

$2$ down

$3$ left

$"""$

return NotImplementedError

def is$\_$caught$($self$,$ enemy$\_$list: list$)->$ bool:

$"""$

Returns True if the player is in the same position as any enemy $($gets c

$"""$

return NotImplementedErrol

class Enemy $($Character$)$:

$"""$

Defines the characters controlled by the computer in the game.

$"""$

def

$.-$init$\_\_($self$,$ starting$\_$coordinate: tuple$)$:

$"""$

Everything to be done whenever this object is created will be defined h

$"""$

pass

def move$\_$randomly$($self$)$

$"""$

The character selects one of the four directions with equal chance and

It has no return value.

$"""$

return NotImplementedErro

def see$\_$player$($self$,$ player: Player$)->$ bool

Returns True if the distance between the enemy's position and the playe

False otherwise.

$""$

return NotImplementedError

def ai$\_$movement$($self$,$ player: Player$)$:

$"$n$"$

If the Enemy sees the player, it moves towards the player; otherwise, i

It has no return value.

$"""$

return NotImplementedError