< CS101
Homework 1 gathers homeworks from code-1-introduction.html
count 7 : code-1-ex1 code-1-ex2 code-1-ex3 code-1-ex4 code-2-ex1 code-2-ex2 code-2-ex3
(code appears here)
Due 11:59pm ending monday Jan 23rd (oops, said 16th here originally). Details for turning in to follow on Thu.
Write code that prints the following with your name.
Hello, my name is Alice Alice is in this class Without a doubt Alice is working on this homework
Rather than mentioning your name directly, assign a variable to hold your name (i.e. name = ... ; ), then use that name variable within the print statements to insert your name. It should be possible to assign a different string to the variable, "Bob" or "Abby" or whatever, and then that name will appear in the printout when run.
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Write code that changes the flowers.jpg as follows: for every pixel, set the red value to 0 and the green and blue values to 255. Print the resulting image.
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This is a 10-20-30 puzzle. Write code to recover and print the original image from the image 10-20-30-2.png.
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hw1-ex3
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I must say, I really like this code puzzle as a way of getting a computing principles. This is a puzzle. You are given an image of something famous. However the image has been messed up: the real data is in the red channel, however the red channel values have all been divided by 10, so they are too small by a factor of 10. The blue and green channels are just meaningless random values ("noise") added to obscure the real image. You must undo all these steps to recover the real image.
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hw1-ex4-iron
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This is an image puzzle -- an image of something famous is hidden in the image "copper-puzzle.png". The real image is in the blue and green channels, however the blue and green values have all been divided by 20, so the values are very small. The red channel is just noise added on top to obscure things. Undo these obscuring factors to recover the original image.
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hw1-ex5-copper
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Change the code below to make all of the following changes to the "flowers.jp g" image and print the result.
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hw1-ex6
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Retrieves locally stored exercise code for this page from the 'Run' button: