import becker.robots.*;

/*
Starting Template:
    This file is created

Important Notes:

1)  Make absolutely sure that your becker.jar file is in the list of SitePad's custom classpaths:
       You can check by clicking on the "JDK" menu, 
       then clicking on the "Edit Custom Classpaths" menu option, 
       and then making sure that the becker.jar file is in the list.

2)  Make sure that the name of the file is the same as the name of the class.
        The name of the class is found betwen the words "class", and "extends".
        For exmaple, the name of this class is "Starting_Template", which is the name of the file.
        You'll notice that the name of the class has ".java" on the end, yet the name of the
        leaves the ".java" off.
*/

public class ICE_01_03 extends Object
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
   { 
        City theCity= new City();
        Robot karel = new Robot(theCity, 3, 0, Direction.EAST, 0);
        Thing theThing = new Thing(theCity, 2, 2);
      
        new Wall(theCity, 2, 2, Direction.EAST);
        new	Wall(theCity, 2, 2, Direction.NORTH);
        new Wall(theCity, 2, 2, Direction.WEST);
        
        new Wall(theCity, 3, 2, Direction.SOUTH);
        
        /* put your code here*/
    }
}