简单生命游戏（元胞自动机）

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简单生命游戏（元胞自动机）简单生命游戏（元胞自动机）简单生命游戏（元胞自动机）简单生命游戏（元胞自动机）

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The simple life game, also known as cellular automaton, is a fascinating computer simulation that generates complex patterns from simple rules. This game consists of a grid of cells, each of which is either alive or dead. The cells evolve over time based on their states and the states of their neighboring cells, following a set of rules. One of the most famous and earliest examples of cellular automata is the Game of Life, developed by mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. The Game of Life involves a grid of cells that can either be "alive" or "dead," and evolves over time based on four simple rules. It is a classic example of emergent behavior in complex systems, where simple interactions between individual components can give rise to unexpected and complex patterns on a larger scale.