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How L-systems work L-systems repeatedly rewrite a string according to some simple rules: You start from a string called the axiom. Think of it like a seed: it is the starting point that the system grows from. Regulating that growth is a set of rules, called productions. By applying the productions to the axiom, you will make new strings that represent one "step" of growth. To get the next growth step, you feed the result of the previous step back into the system by applying the productions again. "All the strings you can produce this way are said to be in the language of the L-system
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