Prompts the user for two integers.

• The first one should be between 1 and 4, with

  • 1 meaning initially looking North,

  • 2 meaning initially looking East,

  • 3 meaning initially looking South,

  • 4 meaning initially looking West.

• The second one should be positive. When written in base 3, its consecutive digits read from left to right represent the directions to take, with

• • 0 meaning going in the direction one is initially looking at,

  • 1 meaning 45 degrees left of the direction one is initially looking at,

  • 2 meaning 45 degrees right of the direction one is initially looking at.

Prints out:

• the direction one is originally looking at, as an arrow,

• the representation of the second digit in base 3,

• the corresponding sequence of directions to take, as arrows,

• in case one is originally looking North or South, the path, so the sequence of arrows again, but nicely displayed.

1 mark for the direction one is originally looking at and the sequence of directions to take as arrows, 1 mark for the representation of the second digit in base 3, 1 mark for the path as a sequence of arrows nicely displayed.

$ python3 quiz_3.py Enter an integer between 1 and 4 and a positive integer: 3 2943856728 Ok, you want to first look this way: In base 3, the second input reads as: 21121011101102020200 So that's how you want to go: Let's go then! D D 1