Definitions
Columns - A series of vertical, evenly-spaced points. Corner - A point in a maze where the path takes a 90 degree turn. Corner Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies exactly two of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Decision Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies the following conditions: A point that is not an endpoint; A point where a possible path may proceed in more than one direction. Derived Endpoint - An endpoint that, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original endpoint. Derived Path - A path that does not use both an original start point & an original endpoint and, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original path. Derived Start Point - A start point that, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original start point. Determined Decision Point - A decision point where the start point and the endpoint were established before the creation of a path. Duplicate Path - A path that uses the same original start point & original end point as an original path but may be flipped and/or turned to match that original path. Edge Column - The first or last column of a maze. Edge Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies exactly three of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Edge Row - The first or last row of a maze. Endpoint - The last point in a path. Interior Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies all four of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Maze - A series of evenly-spaced points that are arranged in rows and columns that has one path from the start point to the endpoint. Original Endpoint - An endpoint on a maze that is representative, either through flipping the maze horizontally or vertically one or more times, of the position of other points on a maze. Original Path - A path that starts at an original start point and ends at an original endpoint. Original Start Point - The leftmost & topmost start point on a maze that is representative, either through flipping the maze horizontally or vertically one or more times, of the position of other points on a maze. Path - A series of connected segments that begin at the start point of a maze, ends at the endpoint & sequentially connects all of the points in a maze. Point - A place in a maze where a directional decision must be made. Row - A series of horizontal, evenly-spaced points. Segment - A line that is drawn orthographically (vertically or horizontally) from one point to the next nearest point. Start Point - The first point in a path. Template - A diagram of a maze that depicts one or more start points and every possible endpoint of that/those start points. Undetermined Decision Point - A decision point where the endpoint has yet to be established while a path is being created. Unicursal maze - A maze that has only one path.
Columns - A series of vertical, evenly-spaced points. Corner - A point in a maze where the path takes a 90 degree turn. Corner Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies exactly two of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Decision Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies the following conditions: A point that is not an endpoint; A point where a possible path may proceed in more than one direction. Derived Endpoint - An endpoint that, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original endpoint. Derived Path - A path that does not use both an original start point & an original endpoint and, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original path. Derived Start Point - A start point that, through either flipping the maze horizontally and/or vertically one or more times, matches an original start point. Determined Decision Point - A decision point where the start point and the endpoint were established before the creation of a path. Duplicate Path - A path that uses the same original start point & original end point as an original path but may be flipped and/or turned to match that original path. Edge Column - The first or last column of a maze. Edge Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies exactly three of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Edge Row - The first or last row of a maze. Endpoint - The last point in a path. Interior Point - Any point in a maze that satisfies all four of these conditions: Has one or more points above, below, to the left or the right of it. Maze - A series of evenly-spaced points that are arranged in rows and columns that has one path from the start point to the endpoint. Original Endpoint - An endpoint on a maze that is representative, either through flipping the maze horizontally or vertically one or more times, of the position of other points on a maze. Original Path - A path that starts at an original start point and ends at an original endpoint. Original Start Point - The leftmost & topmost start point on a maze that is representative, either through flipping the maze horizontally or vertically one or more times, of the position of other points on a maze. Path - A series of connected segments that begin at the start point of a maze, ends at the endpoint & sequentially connects all of the points in a maze. Point - A place in a maze where a directional decision must be made. Row - A series of horizontal, evenly-spaced points. Segment - A line that is drawn orthographically (vertically or horizontally) from one point to the next nearest point. Start Point - The first point in a path. Template - A diagram of a maze that depicts one or more start points and every possible endpoint of that/those start points. Undetermined Decision Point - A decision point where the endpoint has yet to be established while a path is being created. Unicursal maze - A maze that has only one path.