Game of Life

John Conway created Game of Life in 1970.  This is a small impulsive project that took me 3 days to make.

The rules for Conway's Game of Life are: 

• Birth: A dead cell becomes alive if it has exactly three live neighbors
• Death by isolation: A live cell dies if it has one or fewer live neighbors
• Death by overcrowding: A live cell dies if it has four or more live neighbors
• Survival: A live cell survives if it has two or three live neighbors

Game Includes:

• Play/Pause button to stop or start the simulation.
• Reset button to stop simulation and clear the screen.
• Three different speed buttons, slow, medium, and fast.
• Random button to randomly change the state of the entire grid.
• Paint button to enable the cursor to paint on grid turning dead cells to alive ones.
• Erase button to enable cursor to erase on grid turning alive cells to dead ones.
• Examples button opens a panel that has buttons to select different examples that I thought are neat.
• Info button opens a new tab on  web to the wiki of the game.
• Credits button opens a panel that show the credits.