GameOfLife is a python3 package that provides two classes that together implement Conway’s Game of Life.
Install the GameOfLife package using pip:
$ sudo pip3 install GameOfLife
Or clone the git repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/JnyJny/GameOfLife.git $ cd GameOfLife $ sudo python3 setup.py install
Also included in the package are:
CGameOfLife: displays the simulation in a terminal window using curses.
PGameOfLife: displays the simulation in a PyGame window with pretty pictures.
NCGameOfLife: simulation based on GameOfLife.NumpyWorld object, displays with curses.
NPGameOfLIfe: simulation based on GameOfLife.NumpyWorld object, displays with PyGame.
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