Write a program which must contain at least $1000$ lines of code. Be sure to use comments in the program to help anyone reviewing the code understand how each part functions. Comments and unnecessary or logically repetitive lines of code will not contribute towards the overall program line count $($i$.$e$.$ loops should be used where possible$).$ Precise code that is shorter than the requirement will score higher than unnecessarily repetitive code. The program MUST contain a minimum of $10$ user interaction. Using keyboard inputs, the user will control the turtle in the game by giving it directions. The turtle will proceed in the designated direction, one step at a time, until it runs into a wall or reaches the end of the maze. The player's objective is to guide the turtle through the maze and out without running into any obstacles. The maze layout will be created by the computer player at random or using preset templates. It will take charge of collision detection so that the turtle can't pass through obstructions like walls. In addition, if the player gets stuck, it might provide advice or help. Initializing the game, handling user input, updating the game state, and controlling the game over scenario will all be handled by different functions. In order to determine whether the turtle has arrived at the escape point and to check for collisions with walls or other obstacles, conditional statements will be used. The primary game loop will be used to react to user inputs and update the game state continuously. It is also possible to generate maze layouts or loop through maze pieces using looping structures. To generate different gameplay experiences, randomly generated maze layouts or obstacle placements will be used. Event handling will be used to collect keystrokes from the user's keyboard to manipulate the turtle's motion.