In Layman's terms,
Fractals are beautiful patterns brought into existence upon the intertwining of computation and mathematics. To get a bit technical they are recursive in nature such that when looked upon a certain subset of a given fractal a similar pattern appears to emerge out of it.
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In this article, a new type of fractal pattern is generated, given as below:
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Approach:
- Recursively go to the end branch of a Fractal tree.
- When the length of the branch reaches our threshold value, draw out that particular branch and exit out of the function.
- To keep the colors similar for a few iterations, we use type casting since ((colorVal%15000)/1000+1) would give out spectrums of same values, i.e. same colour thousand times before it iterates.
Below is the implementation of the above approach:
Output:
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