The Random Walk Idea We have a "runway" made up of 1x1 tiles. There are 2L+1 tiles. (L = 5 in the above.) We call L the "length of the runway". The center tile is located at x = 0. Starting at the center tile, a robot hops from tile to tile according to a coin flip. Heads: Hop right one tile. Tails: Hop left one tile. Our next program will be based on the idea above. The question that we want to answer is "Given the runway length L, what is the average number of hops required for the robot to reach the boundary?". We will use a python program to simulate the above idea. Homework for this week: Manually simulate the Random Walk Idea by trying it yourself. Try different values of the length of the runway, for example, try values such as 3, 4, 5, 8, 10. For each length of the runway, make a note of the hops required to reach either end of the runway. Start thinking what programmatic components you will be using and how?