Game of Life Simulator - Dave Reed, Creighton University

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 The Game of Life is a cellular automata model invented by John Conway. Each cell in the grid represents an organism in a simple ecosystem. 

The rules for survival and procreation are simple: A living organism will die if it has fewer than 2 or more 3 living neighbors. An organism is born in a cell when it has exactly 3 living neighbors. 

 Setting the initial state of the grid: Click on individual cells in the grid to toggle their values (from dead/white to alive/black). 

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You can also randomize or clear the grid contents: Running the simulation: You can click to see one generation at a time, or start the continuous evolution process:

Credit - 

Dave Reed, Creighton University

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