Flood fill in Javascript using p5.js #748
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Implementation of flood fill using the p5.js framework.
I thought it would be nice to have a more visual showcase of the algorithms and p5.js makes this very easy.
If using p5.js is not acceptable, I'm fine with redoing it in node.js in a similar way to the Julia/C implementations. The actual algorithms can stay the same either way.
Link to the p5 sketch: https://editor.p5js.org/delphi1024/sketches/flzb29W1o