The Game of Life

Life game This exhibition is trying to reflect the beliefs, values, and attitudes I personally have in my life. As my life advances, my beliefs, values, and attitudes have evolved and evolved from families, schools, friends and religious experiences and interactions. The best way to clearly explain these effects is to place them clearly in the corner of the board. The core of this exhibition is the Chinese chess board. Because it symbolizes a trip that I reached the stage of my present life and also symbolizes my Chinese tradition.

Life game is a cellular automaton designed by British mathematician John Horton Conway. Life games are done in a two dimensional rectangular grid. Each cell can survive or die. The state of each cell will change with each round of the game (also called build), depending on the state of the eight adjacent members of the cell. When writing a program we have to make a series of decisions from high level design decisions to small important decisions we are almost constant. These include variables / method names, method sizes, responsibilities for each method, and so on. Since these are often overlooked decisions before the deadline, there are not many good solutions to one problem.

In computer science, Conway's life game is a cell automation game. This was designed by Conway himself. There are no active participants. Only one set of rules will be applied repeatedly until the game can not be played. According to Hack rank, the life game is done in the 2D grid. If possible, the cell represents an actor, person or race. Each cell in the grid can be in one of two states.