Pittsburgh is a beautiful city, at least the part I'm living in. The streets of my neighborhood, lined with stores, a mix of antique restaurants and contemporary fashion salons, feel so fresh, clean, and perhaps even a little romantic at dusk. That's what I felt about my project when I finally created a working animation of my grid, minus the romantic part. I took Mr. Corica's suggestion on repeatedly drawing the graph during the algorithm's execution to simulate live animation. New versions of the graph would draw over previous versions so quickly that to the human eye, it would seem as if every iteration of my code's draw function only adds newer elements to the graph. To make this happen would, of course, also require a wait function that runs in between iterations, as otherwise only the final state of the graph would be observable. Javascript is a single-threaded language, so it doesn't offer a built-in sleep function that pauses the code without killing t...