Uso de Orientação a Objetos para a Modelagem do Autômato Celular Jogo da Vida

• Francisco M. Palermo UFSM
• Samuel R. Cassanego UFSM
• Sergio Luis S. Mergen UFSM

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/erbd.2021.17253

Abstract

The Game of Life (Game of life) is a well-known program that uses cellular automata to simulate the evolution of biological beings. This article presents the transcription of the structural code of this program to an objectoriented code. The purpose of the transcription is to allow new behaviors to be added in a simple way, without pre-existing code having to be modified. Tests demonstrate that the transcription was successful, and paves the way for new behaviors to be tested.

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