It is strongly recommended that you experiment with the assignment 5 demos posted on the COMP 1010 website, to see how the game is supposed to work. It is also strongly recommended that you complete each question of the assignment before writing any code for the next question. Plan your program on paper before coding. What functions will you use, and how will they interact with each other Read through the assignment several times. Making a plan before writing code reduces the amount of time you spend coding. This assignment uses partially-filled arrays. You should complete Unit 19 before working on this assignment. Question 0: Basic Functions [4 marks The canvas is treated as a grid of squares. There will be predefined constants ROWS and COLS giving the number of rows and columns in this grid, and a constant SQ_SIZE giving the size of each square (in pixels. These values are predefined for you in the supplied file TemplateA5Q0.pde . Note The size command in the setup function must always use a canvas size of COLS*SQ_SIZE, ROWS*SQ_SIZE so that the game will exactly fit in the canvas. (But you have to do the calculation manually since Processing will not allow expressions in the size command.) The position of a circle will not be given in pixels. It will always be a position in the grid, using an x value from 0 to COLS-1 , and ab ybvalue from 0 to ROWS-1 , with 0 at the top or left, as usual. The only things that have to be drawn in this assignment are sets of circles in the grid. The same function will be used to draw the snake, and also the apples. Define a function void drawCircles(int[] x, int y, int n, int colour) which will draw n circles in the canvas, at the positions (
