The rectangular factory floor is represented by the Terrain(x, y) class
The core class is the Robot class which accepts a sequence of commands
via handleInputCommands updating its Position as a side effect.
Most business logic is encapsulated inside the Robot class
The Position class represents the Robot position on the floor, including its
(x,y) coordinates plus its orientation (North, South, East, West). It is an immutable
class, a new Position is obtained creating a new one from the old one.
A Position is made up of a Coords class (aka coordinates) and a Heading class (aka orientation).
The commands a Robot can process are represented by the Command class and there are
3 hardcoded instances defined upfront according to requirements: MoveForward, TurnRight,
TurnLeft.
Input parsing and results printing logic is located inside the io package.
Any error in the input makes the program throw an exception. The errors could be a formatting error, an erroneous initial position for any robot, or an invalid sequence of commands, either because the command is unrecognized or because the robot ends up outside the floor limits.
./gradlew clean build
./gradlew test
./gradlew run --args="<filepath>"