Objective: implement a classic snake game.

• Study chapters 5-7 of the textbook before starting any work on the project.
• This project is designed to be completed over a period of 2-3 weeks by a team of two students.
• Each student must have very clear roles and responsibilities in the project.
• At the very beginning of each function/code block, add a comment describing the primary author of that code and the main functionality declared/implemented.
• This project must utilize the curses or ncurses library for all visuals.
• Grading rubric (out of 20 pts):
  • Indentation: 2
  • Commenting: 3
  • Variable/function naming: 3
  • Snake movement/growth: 4
  • Trophies: 4
  • Overall gameplay: 4

• Write a C program snake that implements the classic snake game.
• The snake pit:
• The snake pit is the area where the snake can move.
• The snake pit must utilize all available space of the current terminal window.
• There must be a visible border delineating the snake pit.
• The snake:
• The initial length of the snake is three characters.
• Initial direction of the snake's movement is chosen randomly.
• The user can press one of the four arrow keys to change the direction of the snake's movement.
• The snake's speed is proportional to its length.
• The trophies:
• Trophies are represented by a digit randomly chosen from 1 to 9.
• There's always exactly one trophy in the snake pit at any given moment.
• When the snake eats the trophy, its length is increased by the corresponding number of characters.
• A trophy expires after a random interval from 1 to 9 seconds.
• A new trophy is shown at a random location on the screen after the previous one has either expired or is eaten by the snake.
• The gameplay:
• The snake dies and the game ends if:
• It runs into the border; or
• It runs into itself; or
• The user attempts to reverse the snake's direction.
• The user wins the game if the snake's length grows to the length equal to half the perimeter of the border.

• This project will have two milestones with different requirements:
  1. Intermediate deliverable (due 04/28/2020) needs to have the following functionality:
     • The game starts with the snake of size 5 moving right;
     • Snake movement can be controlled in all directions;
     • Snake does not grow;
     • Snake pit border is visible;
     • No trophies.
  2. Final deliverable (due 05/05/2020):
     • All functionality listed in "What to do?" section is required.
• For each deliverable you will need to submit the following:
  • A single C source code file with your work.
  • A video screencast showing a representative sequence of the gameplay. The video should be no longer than 3 minutes.