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Game of life in C#

Can we represent Conway's game of life using graphs?

And is there any example out there? Or any help would be much appreciated.

+2  A: 

They used to calculate it by hand, so yes - yes you can!

I suspect that's not the answer you want to hear though, can you clarify your question ?

Russ C  2010-09-14 13:40:58
+1  A: 

http://igoro.com/archive/self-printing-game-of-life-in-c/

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/ShowMessages.aspx?ThreadID=6819

http://forums.asp.net/t/1063384.aspx

FractalizeR  2010-09-14 13:43:01
Is there a way we can do it using graphs?
saurabh  2010-09-14 13:58:33
cool links - thanks for sharing!
AJ  2010-09-14 14:03:18
@saurabh I don't see how graphs can be applied here.
FractalizeR  2010-09-15 12:15:47

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