Cellular Automata • A life simulation (cellular automata) cạn simulate the life of several existing ćells. For every two exisşting old cells, one new cell will appear. So if there are 11 living cells at one time, then in the next generation there will be 16 cells. And in the third generation, there will be 24 cells alive. • If there are 5 initial cells at a time, how many cells are alive in the fifth generation? Create flowchart with input-output for various cases

Cellular Automata • A life simulation (cellular automata) cạn simulate the life of several existing ćells. For every two exisşting old cells, one new cell will appear. So if there are 11 living cells at one time, then in the next generation there will be 16 cells. And in the third generation, there will be 24 cells alive. • If there are 5 initial cells at a time, how many cells are alive in the fifth generation? Create flowchart with input-output for various cases

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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