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                How to install PhantomJS on Debian/Ubuntu
              
          
    How to install PhantomJS on Ubuntu

Version: 1.9.8
Platform: x86_64
First, install or update to the latest system software.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install build-essential chrpath libssl-dev libxft-dev


## untrusted-lvl21-solution.js
/*
Objects can have the following parameters:
    color: '#fff' by default
    impassable: true if it blocks the player from movement (false by default)
    onCollision: function (player, game) called when player moves over the object
    onPickUp: function (player, game) called when player picks up the item
    symbol: Unicode character representing the object
    type: 'item' or null
*/

## untrusted-lvl20-solution.js

/*****************
 * bossFight.js *
 *****************
 *
 * NO FARTHER, DR. EVAL!!!!
 * YOU WILL NOT GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE!!!!
 * IT'S TIME YOU SEE MY TRUE FORM!!!!
 * FACE MY ROBOT WRATH!!!!!
 */

## untrusted-lvl18-solution.js
/**********************
 * superDrEvalBros.js *
 **********************
 *
 * You're still here?! Well, Dr. Eval, let's see
 * how well you can operate with one less dimension.
 *
 * Give up now. Unless you have a magic mushroom
 * up your sleeve, it's all over.
 */

## untrusted-lvl17-solution.js
/***************
 * pointers.js *
 ***************
 *
 * You! How are you still alive?
 *
 * Well, no matter. Good luck getting through this
 * maze of rooms - you'll never see me or the Algorithm again!
 */

## untrusted-lvl16-solution.js
/*************
 * lasers.js *
 *************
 *
 * Time to unleash the killer lasers! Each laser will kill you
 * unless you have the appropriate color. Too bad you can't
 * see which color corresponds to which laser!
 */

function getRandomInt(min, max) {

## untrusted-lvl15-solution.js
/**************************
 * exceptionalCrossing.js *
 **************************
 *
 * Sorry, old friend, but I'm afraid I can't share
 * co-authorship on this paper. You've done a very
 * good job getting this Algorithm for me. The bit
 * with the keys was especially clever! I wouldn't
 * have thought of it myself. But then, of course,
 * that's why you were here in the first place.

## untrusted-lvl6-solution.js

/****************
 * drones101.js *
 ****************
 *
 * Do you remember, my dear Professor, a certain introductory
 * computational rationality class you taught long ago? Assignment
 * #2, behavior functions of autonomous agents? I remember that one
 * fondly - but attack drones are so much easier to reason about
 * when they're not staring you in the face, I would imagine!

## untrusted-lvl5-solution.js
/******************
 * minesweeper.js *
 ******************
 *
 * So much for Asimov's Laws. They're actually trying to kill
 * you now. Not to be alarmist, but the floor is littered
 * with mines. Rushing for the exit blindly may be unwise.
 * I need you alive, after all.
 *
 * If only there was some way you could track the positions

## untrusted-lvl4-solution.js
/*******************
 * multiplicity.js *
 *******************
 *
 * Out of one cell and into another. They're not giving you
 * very much to work with here, either. Ah, well.
 *
 * Level filenames can be hints, by the way. Have I
 * mentioned that before?
 *
	/*
	Objects can have the following parameters:
	color: '#fff' by default
	impassable: true if it blocks the player from movement (false by default)
	onCollision: function (player, game) called when player moves over the object
	onPickUp: function (player, game) called when player picks up the item
	symbol: Unicode character representing the object
	type: 'item' or null
	*/

	/*****************
	* bossFight.js *
	*****************
	*
	* NO FARTHER, DR. EVAL!!!!
	* YOU WILL NOT GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE!!!!
	* IT'S TIME YOU SEE MY TRUE FORM!!!!
	* FACE MY ROBOT WRATH!!!!!
	*/
	/**********************
	* superDrEvalBros.js *
	**********************
	*
	* You're still here?! Well, Dr. Eval, let's see
	* how well you can operate with one less dimension.
	*
	* Give up now. Unless you have a magic mushroom
	* up your sleeve, it's all over.
	*/
	/***************
	* pointers.js *
	***************
	*
	* You! How are you still alive?
	*
	* Well, no matter. Good luck getting through this
	* maze of rooms - you'll never see me or the Algorithm again!
	*/
	/*************
	* lasers.js *
	*************
	*
	* Time to unleash the killer lasers! Each laser will kill you
	* unless you have the appropriate color. Too bad you can't
	* see which color corresponds to which laser!
	*/

	function getRandomInt(min, max) {
	/**************************
	* exceptionalCrossing.js *
	**************************
	*
	* Sorry, old friend, but I'm afraid I can't share
	* co-authorship on this paper. You've done a very
	* good job getting this Algorithm for me. The bit
	* with the keys was especially clever! I wouldn't
	* have thought of it myself. But then, of course,
	* that's why you were here in the first place.

	/****************
	* drones101.js *
	****************
	*
	* Do you remember, my dear Professor, a certain introductory
	* computational rationality class you taught long ago? Assignment
	* #2, behavior functions of autonomous agents? I remember that one
	* fondly - but attack drones are so much easier to reason about
	* when they're not staring you in the face, I would imagine!
	/******************
	* minesweeper.js *
	******************
	*
	* So much for Asimov's Laws. They're actually trying to kill
	* you now. Not to be alarmist, but the floor is littered
	* with mines. Rushing for the exit blindly may be unwise.
	* I need you alive, after all.
	*
	* If only there was some way you could track the positions
	/*******************
	* multiplicity.js *
	*******************
	*
	* Out of one cell and into another. They're not giving you
	* very much to work with here, either. Ah, well.
	*
	* Level filenames can be hints, by the way. Have I
	* mentioned that before?
	*