# Turtle Maze Problems

## Problems

1. Load the appropriate image 
2. Bring the turtle to the maze starting point
3. Figure out the commands to have your turtle find its way through the maze.

```python
import turtle
turtle.showturtle()
turtle.shape("turtle")
# load the appropriate image
turtle.bgpic('maze1.png')
turtle.penup()
# bring the turtle to the starting point
turtle.goto(-70, 210)
turtle.pendown()
turtle.pencolor("red")
# write your code below



# press enter in the Terminal to exit the program
input()
```

The link below loads the images into the CS50 Sandbox.  It also includes the source code above as maze1.py

<http://bit.ly/2UVEq1G>

## Problem 1

![](/files/-LoqNc71_WLaG7dKc5FD)

## Problem 2

![](/files/-LoqNhYm6aSXHR9ZFb13)

## Problem 3

![](/files/-LoqNns3UdrWhYe55ztt)

## Problem 4

![](/files/-LoqNruaXvj0HVzTYzHb)

## Problem 5

![](/files/-LoqNwf9rf0phZ-PU1k7)

## Problem 6

![](/files/-LoqO-vd7JArT6_gTBNo)

## Problem 7

![](/files/-LoqQeS_2F9y4cDTQtVh)

## Problem 8

![](/files/-LoqOHI1NmEzIbbPJb6t)

## Problem 9

![](/files/-LoqOLgbZVLvDSRZMUsU)

## Problem 10

![](/files/-LoqOOiLLsSSr1yfaLzd)


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