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Life is a mathematical simulation (game) described by John Conway in Scientific American in Oct. 1970.
Several rules are used to create a next generation from a cell's 8 neighbors:
0|0|0 0|?|0 0|0|0
Note: grid area is currently 30x30 (adding more rows is easy; more columns would be more work). Larger patterns run more slowly in general; they also refresh more slowly in NN.
If clicking in grid area does not add pattern in older browsers, these commands allow you to add cells:
...to try (some in pattern picker):
OOO
O O OOO
OO OO
OO O O OO
OOOOO
OOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOO
Last updated: 21 Jun 2005: updated syntax via JSLint and tested with newer browsers
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