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A simple example that shows how recursion can be used in graphics, as well as how to make programs safe from bad user-inputs.

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This is the project README file.
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PROJECT TITLE: Sierpinski Triangle
PURPOSE OF PROJECT: Show how to draw graphics with recursion. Show good programming practices for dealing with user-input.
VERSION or DATE: v2
AUTHORS: Arjun Patel
USER INSTRUCTIONS: Running the main file will open a Java Swing window. Enter a positive integer in the box to define the amount of detail for the fractal.