I'm just going through Automate the Boring Stuff myself, and was also curious why (-1) % 60 evaluates to 59. I'd like to answer Artyom's question for anyone else who is interested and stumbles across this question.
CANT GET CONWAYS GAME OF LIFE WORKING PYTHON CODE
Here is my code maybe it will help you and a question for you why is (-1) % 60 equal to 59(I didn't get it)? import random, time, copy Time.sleep(1) # Add a 1-second pause to reduce flickering. # Dead cells with 3 neighbors become alive: # Living cells with 2 or 3 neighbors stay alive:Įlif currentCells = ' ' and numNeighbors = 3: If currentCells = '#' and (numNeighbors = 2 or numNeighbors = 3): # Set cell based on Conway's Game of Life rules: NumNeighbors += 1 # Bottom-right neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Bottom neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Bottom-left neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Right neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Left neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Top-right neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Top neighbor is alive. NumNeighbors += 1 # Top-left neighbor is alive. # `% WIDTH` ensures leftCoord is always between 0 and WIDTH - 1 # Calculate the next step's cells based on current step's cells: Print() # Print a newline at the end of the row.
Print(currentCells, end='') # Print the # or space. Print('\n\n\n\n\n') # Separate each step with newlines. NextCells.append(column) # nextCells is a list of column lists. can you please review the code and briefly decode it for me.
i intended to get a result of the conway program to be in grid. i have this code given below from book "how to automate boring stuff with python" i had run this code but the output doesn't seem that the code is correct. I need to create a python conways game of life.
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