You make wooden toys in your woodworking shop for the enjoyment of your grandchildren. You have planned a serie of small puzzles, and you would like to automate the writing of their solutions. $$ Rules Each puzzle is a grid, on which wooden blocks are placed. These blocks must be taken out of the game, one after the other, without colliding. You have to determine the order in which they are taken out. Each block is numbered with a value between $0$ and $9.$ When you enter the number of a block, it will be moved to the right until it is off of the grid. Blocks can either be simple $1$x$1$ square, regular square$/$rectangle$,$ or having odd shapes like L$-$shape, U shape, or hollow core shape and so on$.$ To find a block to exit, you can select one of the numbers located on the rightmost square of the grid. If more than one block can be taken out at the same time, you can choose which one you would like to remove first. Implementation Implement the function solve$($width$,$ height, nb$\_$blocks, grik. This function is executed at each round of the game and should return the number of the next block to move.