The world is inhabited by carrots, rabbits, and wolves! 🌎

Rabbits would roam this world eating car- rots that grew in random patches. When they had eaten enough carrots, the rabbits would get fat and split in two. Wolves ran around eating up the rabbits; if they managed to catch and eat enough rabbits, they would also get fat and split. Rabbits and wolves within a certain distance of each other would broadcast information on food and predators. If a rabbit found a carrot patch, other rabbits would quickly join him. If a wolf found a rabbit, the pack would start chasing it.

• You will need to install NodeJS (v14 or newer) and npm on your machine for testing it (if it isn't the case).
  • If needed, download them both here: https://nodejs.org/en/download

• At the location to which the project has been unzipped,
  • Run npm install to install the dependencies.
  • Then, run node src/cli.js (or just npm start).
  • See the results shown in the command line.
  • See the results in results.txt

npm run test

Or with npx

npx ava

Available in both results.txt and world-simulation-results.png files.

Happy Hunting! 🥕🐇🐺

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