Starting With Conway's Game of Life in Python

This is a preview of the video course "Create Conway's Game of Life With Python". Wouldn’t it be cool to build a Python game that only requires initial user input and then seems to take on a mind of its own, creating mesmerizing patterns along the way? You can do exactly that with Conway’s Game of Life, which is about the evolution of cells in a life grid.

This is a portion of the complete course, which you can find here:

The rest of the course covers:
- Visualizing the game
- Build a curses view to display the Game of Life grid
- Create an argparse command-line interface for the game
- Set up the game app for installation and execution

[selfreflection]

I am 34 and my dream was to become programmer, but I feel like its too late for me to become professional programmer at this age. I mean technically I could but I have to work and earn living it would be pretty hard to juggle studying programming and working at same time with uncertainty if I would ever become good enough for it to break into industry

[manifestasisanubari]

Does it make a difference if you use numpy? Or is it just overkill?