Add the Boggle part 0 assignment.

Boggle/02_test.py

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+def loadBoard(fileName):
+    with open(fileName) as board:
+        boardContents = board.read()
+    boardContents = boardContents.splitlines()
+    for boardIter in range(len(boardContents)):
+        boardContents[boardIter] = list(boardContents[boardIter].split())
+    return boardContents
+
+def printBoard(boardInput):
+    for boardIter in range(len(boardInput)):
+        for boardIterTwo in range(len(boardInput[boardIter])):
+            print(boardInput[boardIter][boardIterTwo], end=" ")
+        print()
+
+def possibleMoves(inputCoords, boardInput):
+    totalBoard = len(boardInput) * len(boardInput)
+    maxLen = len(boardInput)
+    # print("Length of boardInput: " + str(totalBoard))
+    # generate all the possibilities for moving, aka +- 1 x or y, +- 1 x and y.
+    moveList = []
+    for moveIter in range(len(inputCoords)):
+        # increase the X
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0] + 1, inputCoords[1]))
+        # increase the y
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0], inputCoords[1] + 1))
+        # increase the X and Y
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0] + 1, inputCoords[1] + 1))
+        # decrease the X
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0] - 1, inputCoords[1]))
+        # decrease the Y
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0], inputCoords[1] - 1))
+        # decrease the X and Y
+        moveList.append((inputCoords[0] - 1, inputCoords[1] - 1))
+    print(moveList)
+
+# put your code for loadBoard, printBoard, possibleMoves here.
+myBoard = loadBoard("board.txt")
+printBoard(myBoard)
+possibleMoves((0,0),myBoard)
+possibleMoves((2,2),myBoard)