Write a program to display successive generations of the game of life. The game should be played on a 23 by 79 square matrix. The rules for determining what happens to an organism in the matrix are as follows. These rules are slightly different than what you were given in class but they will work better.

1. Only one organism per square.
2. Any organism with two or three neighbors is stable and will survive to the next generation. There are enough resources for all and the isolation is bearable.
3. Any organism with four or more neighboring organisms will die by the next generation because of overcrowding and there are not enough resources to support survival.
4. Any organism with zero or one neighbors will die by the next generation because of isolation.
5. Any square that is unoccupied, but has exactly three neighboring colonies has just the right conditions to support a new organism and a new organism will be born into it for the next generation.

Clear the screen and display the board after each generation is calculated. Your program should terminate when either no change occurs from one generation to the next or 100 generations has passed, whichever comes first.