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const assert = require('assert');
const _ = require('lodash');

const {is_identifier, is_variable, merge_identifiers, string_to_units} = require('./identifiers');

const {term_to_string} = require('./display');

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#WARNING: Horribly messy code below - use caution

#Artificial life program written in python and pygame
import pygame, random, colorsys, math

resolution = 100
blockSize = 6
mutationRate = 0.00022

environment = 100

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// Create the tree
var box = new THREE.Box3(new THREE.Vector3(-25, -25, -25), new THREE.Vector3(25, 25, 25));
var tree = new Octree(box, {
   maxDepth: 10,
   splitThreshold: 5,
   joinThreshold: 3
});
scene.add(tree);

// Add children the same way you would any other regular object.

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# This function prints out all of the values and sub-values in any variable, including 
# lists, tuples and classes. It's not very efficient, so use it for testing/debugging
# purposes only. Examples are below:

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ShowData(range(10))

# (list)
#    (int) 0