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So far i've built an array of char W= wall, O=open, R= rat, and P= path

I have another class "RAT" which will navigate through the maze. so im having trouble with the method to get the position of the rat when it is navigating through maze. this is what i have.

public class FinalMaze {
static char[][] mazeArray = new char[][] {
{'o','o','o','o','o','o'},
{'o','w','w','r','w','o'},
{'o','w','p','p','w','o'},
{'o','w','p','w','w','o'},
{'o','w','p','p','w','o'},
{'o','w','w','p','w','o'},
{'o','w','w','p','w','o'},
{'o','o','o','o','o','o'},
};

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