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Code Description

The image shows code blocks and corresponding Python code defining two functions: stop() and free_from_right(). The stop() function checks if there is a wall to the left. If there is, it moves down, fills a cell, moves right, and fills another cell. Otherwise, it calls itself recursively. The free_from_right() function contains a loop that continues as long as there is free space to the right. Inside the loop, it moves down, fills a cell, moves right, and fills another cell.

Function: stop

This function first checks wall_from_left(). If wall_from_left() returns true, it executes the following steps:

• Moves down (move_down())
• Fills the current cell (fill_cell())
• Moves right (move_right())
• Fills the current cell (fill_cell())

If wall_from_left() returns false, it calls the stop() function again.

Program

The program contains a while loop that continues as long as free_from_right returns true. Inside the loop, the following steps are executed:

• Moves down (move_down())
• Fills the current cell (fill_cell())
• Moves right (move_right())
• Fills the current cell (fill_cell())