1110011010 1101001001 1001101001 1110110010 0100011111 0011000110 1101100001 1100011101 1110101010 0011010101 Above dataset is 10X10 maze. algorithm will find optimized route. Slot that is noticed as 1 is where we can move, slot that is noticed as 0 is where we can not move. And I need to find the route by DFS way. can you help me to find the solution by python?

1110011010 1101001001 1001101001 1110110010 0100011111 0011000110 1101100001 1100011101 1110101010 0011010101 Above dataset is 10X10 maze. algorithm will find optimized route. Slot that is noticed as 1 is where we can move, slot that is noticed as 0 is where we can not move. And I need to find the route by DFS way. can you help me to find the solution by python?

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