2. Now that your robot has landed on Mars you are responsible for coming up with a set of instructions that will enable it to explore a square area 100 feet long on each side on Mars's surface. The robot must be programed ahead of time with a set of instructions that will enable it to navigate whatever terrain it finds itself in upon landing to find any interesting samples it can once it lands. Samples will be less than 1 square meter large. Impassable objects on the surface may be larger than 1 square meter. The robot can do the following things: - Has a counter that starts at 1 - go forward (one foot at a time) - go forward (one foot at a time) - go backwards (one foot at a time) - turn left (ex. from - turn right (ex. from to - detect if it has collided with an impassible object - detect if it's in the same space as an object of interest - pick up and store object of interest - add or subtract numbers from its counter Come up with a set of instructions for your (1sq foot large) robot to follow so that it can find as many interesting objects as possible in whatever terrain it lands in on Mars. For example the terrain might look like this