Conway's Game of Life
Bringing Life to Cellular Automata: My Journey Implementing Conway's Game of Life with Python
Have you ever come across the concept of cellular automata? It's a fascinating area of study that explores the evolution of simple agents, represented by cells in a 2D matrix. One of the most famous examples of cellular automata is Conway's Game of Life.
As a programmer, I was intrigued by the challenge of bringing this simulation to life using code. And I'm thrilled to share that I took on the challenge and successfully implemented Conway's Game of Life using the Python programming language.
For those unfamiliar with the game, each cell can be either alive or dead; its state is determined by the number of live neighbours.
The rules are straightforward:
I found this project to be both fun and challenging, as I had to bring these rules to life in code. But, the result was truly satisfying, and I was able to witness the evolution of the cells over generations.
This project has only fueled my interest in exploring more complex simulations and algorithms in the future. I am eager to see where this journey takes me next.
I would like to take this opportunity to extend my gratitude to Professor Leandro for providing me with the necessary help and support.