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## How it works
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The program makes the terminal use non-canonical input and output by using termios. Then it updates and prints a 2D character array containing the board borders, snake, and food. Before terminating, the program restores canonical mode.
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-Each part of the snake is a node of a dynamically allocated linked list that contains:
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-- The snake's x and y coordinates
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-- The character that represents it on the board
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-- The part's direction
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-- A pointer to a order node (more on orders below)
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-- A pointer to the next snake part node
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-An order keeps information on when a snake part should change to what direction. An order is also a node in a dynamically allocated linked list that contains:
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-- The direction that this order eventually tells the snake part to go to
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-- The delay i.e. how many ticks until the snake part has to change direction.
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-- A pointer to the next order
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## Info
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Only tested with the combination of
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- GCC
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