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Please help. I have to create a UML diagram for the class so the image can be manipulated but I have no idea what’s wrong w the code or what I’m missing. It must work w the two text files attached
Image processing class definition
Create Image class
class Image:
#Define Initialize Image Object
def __init__(self, file_name_init):
self.__input_file = open(file_name_init, 'r')
self.__line = self.__input_file.readlines()
self.__ROWS = 16
self.__COLS = 16
self.__image_s = [[0 for x in range(self.__ROWS)] for y in range(self.__COLS)]
self.__input_file.close()
#Print image function
def print_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#
#
#Convert to digital
def convert_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '_'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_v(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS - 1, -1, -1):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_h(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 15
print()
while index > -1:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index -= 1
#Print image function
def print_image_negative(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = ' '
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
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Please help. I have to create a UML diagram for the class so the image can be manipulated but I have no idea what’s wrong w the code or what I’m missing. It must work w the two text files attached
Image processing class definition
Create Image class
class Image:
#Define Initialize Image Object
def __init__(self, file_name_init):
self.__input_file = open(file_name_init, 'r')
self.__line = self.__input_file.readlines()
self.__ROWS = 16
self.__COLS = 16
self.__image_s = [[0 for x in range(self.__ROWS)] for y in range(self.__COLS)]
self.__input_file.close()
#Print image function
def print_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#
#
#Convert to digital
def convert_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '_'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_v(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS - 1, -1, -1):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_h(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 15
print()
while index > -1:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index -= 1
#Print image function
def print_image_negative(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = ' '
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
python
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add a comment |
Please help. I have to create a UML diagram for the class so the image can be manipulated but I have no idea what’s wrong w the code or what I’m missing. It must work w the two text files attached
Image processing class definition
Create Image class
class Image:
#Define Initialize Image Object
def __init__(self, file_name_init):
self.__input_file = open(file_name_init, 'r')
self.__line = self.__input_file.readlines()
self.__ROWS = 16
self.__COLS = 16
self.__image_s = [[0 for x in range(self.__ROWS)] for y in range(self.__COLS)]
self.__input_file.close()
#Print image function
def print_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#
#
#Convert to digital
def convert_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '_'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_v(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS - 1, -1, -1):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_h(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 15
print()
while index > -1:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index -= 1
#Print image function
def print_image_negative(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = ' '
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
python
New contributor
Please help. I have to create a UML diagram for the class so the image can be manipulated but I have no idea what’s wrong w the code or what I’m missing. It must work w the two text files attached
Image processing class definition
Create Image class
class Image:
#Define Initialize Image Object
def __init__(self, file_name_init):
self.__input_file = open(file_name_init, 'r')
self.__line = self.__input_file.readlines()
self.__ROWS = 16
self.__COLS = 16
self.__image_s = [[0 for x in range(self.__ROWS)] for y in range(self.__COLS)]
self.__input_file.close()
#Print image function
def print_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#
#
#Convert to digital
def convert_image(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '_'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_v(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS - 1, -1, -1):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
#Print image flip function
def print_image_flip_h(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 15
print()
while index > -1:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index -= 1
#Print image function
def print_image_negative(self):
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
for col in range(self.__COLS):
if int(self.__line[row][col]) == 0:
self.__image_s[row][col] = '*'
else:
self.__image_s[row][col] = ' '
for row in range(self.__ROWS):
index = 0
print()
while index < 16:
print(self.__image_s[row][index], end='')
index += 1
python
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