Question

Please program this in Visual Basic 6.

You have chosen to create an electronic version of the sliding tile puzzle game. The object of the game is to slide the tiles so that they end up in the required order. The images shown below are examples of the two different versions of this puzzle (numeric and graphical) Puzzle Board-Numeric Puzzle Board-Graphical File Options Help Elapsed Time File Options Help Elapsed Time 00:02:12 00:04:20 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Total Moves: 12 Total Moves: 32 Figure 1 Figure 2 How to Play The user is presented with a playing board that has 15 tiles (numbered 1-15) randomly displayed and an open space. The player has to arrange the tiles in order (as shown in Figure 1) by using the open space. A tile can only be pushed into the open space. The object of the game is to solve the puzzle using the least amount of time as possible. An option should allow the user to play a variation where an image is cut into 16 equal pieces the last piece (bottom right corner) is removed to create an open space. These pieces are again randomly displayed and the user should arrange them in order so that the original image can be seen (as shown in Figure 2) The program should keep track of the amount of time it takes to solve the puzzle (timer should start with the first click) as well as the number of moves. The top 5 scores of each version of the game should be kept in a record file and be displayed at any time by the user. A game is over when the board is arranged in the correct order or if a player chooses to end the game (switching between versions or starting a new game will also reset the game). The menu system should include commands for a new game, display the high scores, or exit in addition to being able to switch game modes. It should also have the traditional about form Be sure to make the puzzle solvable. This is done by starting from a solved position and randomly moving pieces to the open space to mix the pieces

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