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Fractals are shapes that are self-similar and are usually quite detailed. Well-known fractal sets include the Mandelbrot set, Julia sets, and Phoenix sets. Tree-like fractal drawings are also common.
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Generate a mandelbrot fractal
Python, 115.
r=range
for _ in r(-11,12):
for f in r(-39,41):
v=u=f/22.-_/11j;exec"u=u*u+v;"*40;print"\b"+chr(32+(u.real<4)),
Works only on 80x24 terminals, but you can add print after first for …
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