Conway's Game of Life
Invented by mathematician John Conway in 1970, the Game of Life is a cellular automaton where complex behavior emerges from just four simple rules:
- 1. A live cell with fewer than 2 neighbors dies — underpopulation.
- 2. A live cell with 2 or 3 neighbors survives.
- 3. A live cell with more than 3 neighbors dies — overpopulation.
- 4. A dead cell with exactly 3 neighbors is born.
Move your mouse over the grid above to paint live cells. After a moment, the simulation begins and your cells come alive.
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