This is a C# command-line based game that will allow you to create and traverse a minefield.

This is a solution to the /r/dailyprogrammer task that is detailed here and below:

You must remotely send a sequence of orders to a robot to get it out of a minefield.

You win the game when the order sequence allows the robot to get out of the minefield without touching any mine. Otherwise it returns the position of the mine that destroyed it.

A mine field is a grid, consisting of ASCII characters like the following:

+++++++++++++
+000000000000
+0000000*000+
+00000000000+
+00000000*00+
+00000000000+
M00000000000+
+++++++++++++

The mines are represented by * and the robot by M.

The orders understandable by the robot are as follows:

• N moves the robot one square to the north
• S moves the robot one square to the south
• E moves the robot one square to the east
• O moves the robot one square to the west
• I start the the engine of the robot
• - cuts the engine of the robot

If one tries to move it to a square occupied by a wall +, then the robot stays in place.

If the robot is not started (I) then the commands are inoperative. It is possible to stop it or to start it as many times as desired (but once enough)

When the robot has reached the exit, it is necessary to stop it to win the game.

Write a program asking the user to enter a minefield and then asks to enter a sequence of commands to guide the robot through the field.

It displays after won or lost depending on the input command string.

The mine field in the form of a string of characters, newline separated.

Displays the mine field on the screen

+++++++++++
+0000000000
+000000*00+
+000000000+
+000*00*00+
+000000000+
M000*00000+
+++++++++++

Commands like:

IENENNNNEEEEEEEE-

Display the path the robot took and indicate if it was successful or not. Your program needs to evaluate if the route successfully avoided mines and both started and stopped at the right positions.