conway's game of life
Conway's Game of Life is a cellular automaton created by mathematician John Conway. It consists of a grid of cells that can either be alive or dead, and follows a set of rules for their evolution. The cells interact with their neighboring cells to simulate a simple form of life, where they reproduce, die, or survive based on the number of adjacent living cells. Despite its simplicity, the game can produce complex and unpredictable patterns.
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