Conway's game of life is a famous computer science problem first introduced by John Conway in 1970. Life is a “zeroplayer” game that consists of an 'n' by 'm' checkerboard or grid, with each cell having the possibility of being on or off. The next state of each cell is decided by counting the number of neighboring cells that are on or off (see Rules). More information can be found on Wikipedia.
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