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| A negates the picture, B negates the right half of the picture, C negates the top half of the picture |
| B does negate the right half because it starts in the middle of the picture and continues going to the right while negating the pixels. Isn't the same true for C because it starts the height at half and starts down the picture and negates the bottom half? |
| Never mind the comment above. B is setting the this.getwidth() to the mid point of the picture and then saying for y this.getwidth(), so that would mean that it is supposes to negate all the pixels up until the half way point in the picture. That being the left side of the picture. C is y this.getHeight()/2, thus it is the top half of the picture. Dawn is that correct? |
| A negates the entire picture B negates the right half C negates the top half -Student527 |
| B negates the right half of the picture because its x values start from the middle of the picture (getWidth()/2) and goes to the end (getWidth()). |
| why would you even run methods B and C....they are commented out...so by running what isn't commented out only method A would run |
\\comment /* Multi * REMOVEDed * Comment */No methods B and C are not commented out. Also methods A, B, and C are individual methods. You have to declare an instance of Picture before you can even call these methods... Dawn Finney