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A cellular automaton simulation following rules devised by mathematician John Conway.

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(A sample cover art follows.) I'm currently working on replacing all the covers of my music files to have a unified theme, and I've started this project in Java to refresh my knowledge after a gap of ...
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Does my code for game of life look good enough? What changes can I make to optimize the code? I am a beginner to java and I've coded the Game of Life! For those not familiar, the game entails creating ...
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I'm currently learning C, and decided to practice what I've been working on with a project, namely implementing Conway's Game of Life as a terminal visualization. This is my first project in C. The ...
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I implemented Conway's Game of Life in C++17. To make it easy to copy paste. I have merged my .h and ...
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I've been learning C for some quite time now and wanted to test my skills by implementing the game of life in C. Please give me a general review, and include the style. Is code like that of function ...
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I implemented a program for computing Conway's Game of Life iterations in Python starting from an initial grid configuration given as input. It is intended to handle arbitrarily large grids. I tried ...
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I've been writing a small Rust module recently with the sole purpose of speeding up my Python program, which is a Conway's Game of Life simulation. The function written in Rust is called from Python ...
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I have written code to take a cellular automaton configuration and determine a state that could have existed one time-step prior, according to Game of Life rules. The algorithm goes roughly as follows:...
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I recently created game about life in python. First version of code was console, but recently I rewrote this game in pygame. I decied upgrade game and was added age of cells. But now I can see that my ...
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I wrote a simple game using python, but I wonder: how I can improve it? Any opinions will be useful. I thought about optimization, since the program consumes 20% processor resources, but don't know ...
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I had some multithreading C programming experience from school last year but I wanted a bit more so I tried to program a Conway's Game of Life implementation from scratch. Code is mainly written in C ...
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I recently started learning C++ again, and I wrote a simple version of Conway's Game of Life. This version doesn't use 2 buffers to transfer changes over to the main view. Instead, it uses a stack of ...
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I have created Game of Life in C++ SFML. The code works just fine. However since I am not used to working with C++, I implemented a lot of stuff the way I would in python (for example I have not used ...
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I recently picked up Rust and was making a CLI for Conway's Game of Life. I got it working but, looking back at it, there are places it could be improved. The main one is the function that generates ...
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Mainly I am looking for a better way to control the user input in the game loop which is in the first file. Since the nested switch with many ...
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