8.3: Fractal Recursion with ArrayList of Objects (Koch Curve) – The Nature of Code

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This video looks at how to use an ArrayList to store the parts of a fractal as separate objects. This allows a fractal to experience physics. The Koch curve is used as a demonstration.

(If I reference a link or project and it’s not included in this description, please let me know!)

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11 responses to “8.3: Fractal Recursion with ArrayList of Objects (Koch Curve) – The Nature of Code”

  1. Brett L Avatar

    Could you use a simpler data structure like a LinkedList?

  2. Malcolm Akner Avatar

    How do you account for the shift in angle? I had the same question when you were doing the fractal trees (this might be extremely simple, I am not familiar with the language you're coding in)

  3. Kimberly P Avatar

    the github links don't work for me 🙁

  4. Saurabh Jadhav Avatar

    you didnt explained how the recursion executes i wanted that…coz i understood whole concept….

  5. William Macleod Avatar

    thanks Dan, ur my hero, thanks from Hong Kong!

  6. Joy Avatar

    That's a great video! May I know what language you are using?

  7. Max Geisendorfer Avatar

    Not only is the material presented clearly, but your genuine enthusiasm really shines and makes these that much MORE fun to watch!

  8. johnny google Avatar

    great instructor…

  9. Shailendra Paliwal Avatar

    Your book is a gem! Thanks Daniel!
    Just a heads up, github links in the description are dead

  10. Jackie M Avatar

    You're a good teacher. thanks.

  11. Christof Waser Avatar

    I just started to work with processing to make fractals for my mathcourse at university and I had no clue how to make the Koch-Curve. You my friend helped me a lot! Greetings from Switzerland!

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