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True or False? The three statements inside the loop in Listing 3 modify the color values of a single pixel.
True or False? If the colors of all the pixels in an image are inverted, the process is completely reversible. All that is necessary to recover the originalimage is to invert all of the pixels again.
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True.
True.
True.
False. The getPixels method belonging to a Picture object returns references to all of the Pixel objects encapsulated in the picture in a one-dimensional array.
False. The Pixel class defines a large number of methods. Once you have a reference to a Pixel object, you can manipulate the underlying pixel encapsulated in that object in a variety of ways.
True.
True.
True.
False. The code in Listing 2 causes an image to be displayed in the format shown in Figure 2 .
Figure 2 - Answer 3.
False. The code in Listing 1 instantiates a new object of the Picture class.
False. A color value is inverted by subtracting the value from 255 .
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