For Loop Exercises

1.

Add code inside the loop to modify flowers.jpg as follows: remove all the red from the image, leaving green and blue unchanged.

image = new SimpleImage("flowers.jpg");

for (pixel: image) {
      // Your code here
        
}

print(image);

For the following two puzzle images, the red, green, and blue values have been divided by a factor of 5, 10, or 20, but we don't know which color was divided by which value. Write code to multiply the red, green, and blue by 5, 10, and 20 to restore the images to a more normal color.

2.

Write code to fix the 51020-poppy.png image which should show an orange California Poppy in the foreground (the California state flower!). The background is mostly out of focus green shapes with some brown, and 1 out of focus poppy.

image = new SimpleImage("51020-poppy.png");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

3.

Write code to fix the 51020-oranges.png image which should show a box of oranges. The box itself is dull gray. The sign on the box is black, with "organic" written in light orange, and the rest of the letters are white. There are some close-but-not-quite solutions. If the white letters have a green tint, you're not there yet

image = new SimpleImage("51020-oranges.png");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

4.

Write code to fix the puzzle-copper.png image. The red values in the image are random speckle noise. The real image is in the blue and green values, which have been divide by 10.

image = new SimpleImage("puzzle-copper.png");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

5.

There is an image of someplace famous hidden in the puzzle-sunny.png image. The image is in one color (for you to figure out), but it has been divided by 5. The other two colors are random speckle noise. Write code to reveal the real image: figure out which color contains the image and multiply it by 5. Remove the speckle noise of the other two colors. The resulting image will be all in one color.

image = new SimpleImage("puzzle-sunny.png");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

6.

Write code to create a "negative filter" for the banana.jpg image. A negative filter replaces each color with its inverse (by subtracting the current red, green, or blue value from 255). For example, purple would become green, and white would become black.

image = new SimpleImage("banana.jpg");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

7.

Write code to create a "yellow-scale filter" for the "poppy.jpg". Recall that grayscale renders the average brightness into gray; instead, we'll only set the red and green values to have the average brightness value, with the blue value as 0.

image = new SimpleImage("poppy.jpg");

for (pixel: image) {
  // your code here

}

print(image);

8.

Use a for loop to turn the 3x3 pixel square at the bottom right corner of x.png purple. You should only use one for loop (and no if statements). Hint: which code building-block would be useful for this problem?

image = new SimpleImage("x.png");
image.setZoom(20);

print(image);

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