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Midterm Exam 1 Review Fall 2003: Which does which

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Guess I'll start the ball ball rolling here. Would the answer to this one be D? A just sets the blue of every pixel to 100, while B makes pixels with no blue have a blue of 100. C would remove blue of pixels with REMOVED then 100 blue, but it would also do the same to some with less then 100 blue, depending on the R and G values, since they're part of the distance formula. D looks only at blue and clears blue from the pixel.
To begin, look at part A again - what do x and y mean when you are talking about pictures? There are two "for" loops there that are both doing something. Lauren Biddle
REMOVED, right. In this thing, it's specifying a range of 1 to 100 for the x and y coordinates, so the only pixels being affected are from (1,1) to (100,100).
So then A will create a diagonal line of pixels with a blue value of 100 from point(1,1) to point(100,100)? I don't think that's it either, but you're getting closer. Lauren Biddle
B makes pixels with any blue have a blue of 100. It does nothing to pixels with no blue.
Good work with B, but what about the others? Brittany Selden
the right answer is definitely D...
I think the right answer is C and D. They both take out the blue. Is that correct? Ashley Coker
No, C would remove all the blue from pixels within a certain distance from the color - think of a big sphere, radius 100, and every point inside that sphere gets its blue removed
D makes pixels with the blue value greater than 100 have a blue value of 0…which eliminates the blue in the whole picture
so the answer is D
Doesn't the first recipe technicly run through the pixels from (1,1) to (99,99)?

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Yes it does Greg. It starts with x=1 and runs through all the y values in the range(1,100) (ie: 1-99), then starts with x=2 and runs through the all y values in the range(1,100)...this continues until you are at x=99, y=99. Brittany Selden


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