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This probably isn't fair without some clearer code to start with. This is based off the authors original C code.
#! /usr/local/bin/perl -w use strict; my $fVRR = -2.3; my $fVRI = -1.0; my $fMaL = 0.05; for (my $i = 0; $i < 40; $i++) { my $fCI = $fVRI + $i * $fMaL; for (my $j = 0; $j < 60; $j++) { my $fCR = $fVRR + $j * $fMaL; my $fZR = $fCR; my $fZI = $fCI; my $bI = 1; for (0..255) { my $fZRS = $fZR * $fZR; my $fZIS = $fZI * $fZI; if ($fZRS + $fZIS > 4) { $bI = 0; last; } $fZI = 2 * $fZR * $fZI + $fCI; $fZR = $fZRS - $fZIS + $fCR; } print $bI?" ":"+"; } print "\n"; }
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