Tower of Hanoi is a puzzle where you need to move all the rings from peg 1 to peg 3. Rules are: 1. You can only move one ring at
Category: recursion
Colorful SnowflakeColorful Snowflake
Use recursion to draw a colorful snowflake as shown here.
Golden SpiralGolden Spiral
In style similar to Fibonacci Spiral, draw the following Golden Spiral. Unlike Fibonacci tiling, the ratio between to successive squares is strictly golden ratio (1.61803398875). Please note that Golden Spiral
Fibonacci vs Golden Ratio TilingFibonacci vs Golden Ratio Tiling
Draw Fibonacci tiling and Golden Ratio Tiling in one canvas. Which one is Golden Ratio Tiling?
Golden Ratio TilingGolden Ratio Tiling
Golden Ratio is a number fib(n+1)/fib(n) will converge to, where fib(n) represents n-th fibonacci number. The value is (1+sqrt(5))/2 ≈ 1.61803398875. In similar style to fibonacci tiling, draw a golden
Fibonacci SpiralFibonacci Spiral
Continue with Fibonacci Tiling project to draw a curve called Fibonacci Spiral.
Fibonacci TilingFibonacci Tiling
Fibonacci sequence is a series of numbers with each number being the sum of previous two numbers. The first numbers are 1, 1. Here is the first 10 numbers in
Lévy C CurveLévy C Curve
Although looking very different, Lévy C Curve’s construction is almost identical to the Jurassic Park Curve. The following is demo of recursive steps of drawing this curve.
Four Jurassic Park DragonsFour Jurassic Park Dragons
Jurassic Park Dragons can align perfectly. Draw four dragons as shown here. Related Projects: Jurassic Park Dragon Colored Jurassic Park Dragon
Colored Jurassic Park DragonColored Jurassic Park Dragon
Also called as Heighway Dragon, it is a fractal shape that was researched by NASA scientists. Previously, you drew a Jurassic Park Dragon. Now color it with color gradually changing