It’s Computational Thinking:CT Skills - Abstraction (AB), Decomposition (DE), Evaluation (EV)CS Domain - Data, data structures and representationsThis game is actually related to Conway's Game of life.Conway’s Game of Life was invented by John Conway. It was based on the work of Johan von Neumann, who was trying to find a hypothetical machine that could create copies of itself. Conway’s Game of Life is a cellular automaton, which is basically a system where some very simple rules are applied to cells on a grid. With these simple rules, many very complex machines can be built. In fact, it has been proven that any calculation can be done using Conway’s Game of Life. This 1 dimensional version is just another version of the Game of Life. In this version, the student has to come up with his own rules that he can simulate as well.Links: You can find a lot of information about the game of life at http://web.stanford.edu/~cdebs/GameOfLife/This specific example has multiple solutions, one famous solution is called 'rule 90'. You can find more information about rule 90 at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_90