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Conway's Game of Life is a much simpler automaton than Brian's Brain. In the Gam...

Conway's Game of Life is a much simpler automaton than Brian's Brain. In the Game of Life, a cell has only two states: alive and dead. Its next state is determined as follows:

¦ A count is taken of the number of its neighbors that are alive.

¦ If the cell is dead and has exactly three live neighbors then its next state will be alive, otherwise its next state will be dead.

¦ If the cell is alive then its next state also depends on the number of live neighbors. If there are fewer than two or more than three then the next state will be dead; otherwise it will be alive.

Save a copy of the brain project as game-of-life and modify the Cell class so that it implement's the rules for the Game of Life. It should not be necessary Modify any other classes.

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