SierpinskiSwift

Draws an SVG file of the Sierpinski triangle.

Layout

You will need to add code to Sources/SierpinskiSwift/main.swift, Sources/SVGLibrary/Point.swift and Sources/SVGLibrary/SVG.swift. Do not change the function main() nor any of the unit tests. Please use all of our existing function signatures, but feel free to add your own as well.

Running

Once your program is implemented, you can run it by executing swift run from the current directory. You should get the output sierpinski.svg.

Testing

Test the program by executing swift test from this directory. It will run two tests on the midpoint() function and one test that compares the outputted sierpinski.svg file to an included sample.svg file. The files are expected to be identical.

Compiling and Running the C Version

On Linux or macOS you can compile and run the C version via:

gcc sierpinski.c
./a.out

Expected Output

Your final output should be identical to sample.svg.

Note on Repository Access

This repository should stay private. If you make it public, you are possibly providing your solution to other students taking the class. Generally the projects in this class are not great portfolio projects because they are too small, or for the later projects, contain a significant portion of code that is not your own and therefore does not demonstrate your skill. Please keep your repository private so other students can't use your solution.