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====== MODEL NAME ======
  * **Compressed source code**: {{ env-model:classes:first2014:class10:game_of_life_code.zip | Game of Life }}
  * **Seminar presentation **: [[put it here]]
  * **TerraME version**: 1.3.0
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===== WHAT IS IT? =====


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===== HOW IT WORKS =====


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===== HOW TO USE IT =====


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===== THINGS TO NOTICE =====


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===== THINGS TO TRY =====


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  * try vary parameter SUPPORT_CAPACITY with values { 0, 10, 100},
  * try to comment line 31 in the source code,
  * etc...
===== EXTENDING THE MODEL =====


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===== TerraME FEATURES =====


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===== RELATED MODELS =====


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===== CREDITS AND REFERENCES =====

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