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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# this is still a snippet
# tested in command line interpreter
# yielded interesting patterns by dList


# the main idea was to keep the iterations very simple
# but the second one could swap out other simple mathematical functions
# and still remain simple

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// ok let's see what happens

// this is my default color block
// not all colors may be used in any particular sketch
color nearBlack = color(11,11,18,255);
color darkBGray = color(43,49,55,255);
color lightBGray = color(143,149,165,255);
color skyBlue = color(38,178,238,45);
color vViolet = color(155,74,237,95);
color vYellow = color(255, 255, 0, 255);

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// can Processing graph iterated functions without undue pain?
// can I figure out how to try to ask it to do so?

/* note on mapping function values to window size:
 *   when using x and y conventionally to draw shapes
 *     point(x,y) for example
 *   for expected results from the map() method,
 *   y goes with the height
 *   x goes with the width
 * ...obvious maybe but easy to get confused in the wee hours