Directions: On the lines below, write the new contract and purpose for update-danger-2, so that it produces a Posn instead of a Number. Then complete the Design Recipe.

Contract and Purpose Statement

Every contract has three parts…​

_______________::______________->____

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Examples

Write some examples, then circle and label what changes…​

examples:

_________________ (_____)__ is _____________________

_________________ (______)__ is ______________________

end

Definition

Write the definition, giving variable names to all your input values…​

fun _______________(____):

______________________

end

Adding Your New Function to Your Game File

1 Find update-danger in your game file.

2 Directly beneath it, add update-danger-2 (including contract, purpose, examples, and definition) to your game file.

3 Scroll down to the very end of your game file and find the following PROVIDED CODE.

g = make-game(TITLE, TITLE-COLOR,
  BACKGROUND,
  DANGER, update-danger,
  TARGET, update-target,
  PLAYER, update-player,
  mystery, update-mystery,
  _distances-color_, line-length, distance,
  is-collision, is-onscreen)
play(g)

4 Change update-danger to update-danger-2 in the list and click "Run" so that your program will use your new function with two-dimensional movement, instead of the old function with one-dimensional movement.

Note: If, at any point, you would like to use the old function, all you have to do is change this list so that it says update-danger instead of update-danger-2!

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