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Folding the dragon
The Heighway Dragon Curve is one of the best known fractal curves. There are two ways to construct the curve: starting from a straight line segment, repeatedly make a copy of the current curve, rotate it by 90 degrees, and connect them; or repeatedly replace each straight segment in the curve by two
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