How to approach the construction of fractals on C ++? Is it possible to build random fractals? or on the entered signs? or generally dynamic and changing colors? Are there any examples / useful articles / code for those who have come across it?
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- Well, regular self-similar fractals by virtue of their self-similarity are well constructed by recursive functions — the same Sierpinski carpets, Koch snowflakes, etc. But in general, your question is so comprehensive that it is almost impossible to give an unequivocal answer to it. - Harry
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