By default the program starts with the configuration 4555. In this number first two digits dictate the fate of living cells. First one indicates the minimum number of neighbors living necessary for the cell does not perish from malnutrition. Second one indicates maximum which can be had for not stymied by overpopulation. The third and fourth digit govern the fate of dead cells. The third indicates the minimum number of neighbors who have the cell to come alive, and the fourth, the maximum number of neighbors that must be alive to cell comes alive. | By default the program starts with the configuration 4555. In this number first two digits dictate the fate of living cells. First one indicates the minimum number of neighbors living necessary for the cell does not perish from malnutrition. Second one indicates maximum which can be had for not stymied by overpopulation. The third and fourth digit govern the fate of dead cells. The third indicates the minimum number of neighbors who have the cell to come alive, and the fourth, the maximum number of neighbors that must be alive to cell comes alive. |