A simple python program that draws a tree for incrementing values using the Collatz Conjecture.

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Collatz Conjecture

A simple python program that draws a tree for incrementing values using the Collatz Conjecture.

Values which can be edited:

Length of branches
Angle of branches
Colour of the even and odd branches
Background colour
Start Number
Window Height
Window Width
Whether the branch will be created in a fix direction (ie. right only) or in a random direction (right or left)

Change the variables in collatz.json

Owner

davidgasinski

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Collatz Conjecture

Values which can be edited:

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