Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 14, Problem 11SA
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BoxBlur class:

  • The class “BoxBlur” blurs pixels of an image.
  • The smoothness of “BoxBlur” effect could be increased by increasing iterations count.
  • The “setIterations” method could be used to set iteration count.

Example:

The example for “BoxBlur” class is given below:

BoxBlur bx = new BoxBlur();

Bx.setIterations(3);

Here, “bx” denotes objects of “BoxBlur” class. The given code defines a constructor and sets count of iterations.

GaussianBlur class:

  • The class “GaussianBlur” blurs pixels in an image.
  • The blurriness of “GaussianBlur” could be increased or reduced by changing blur radius.
  • The blurring effect would increase with radius.

Example:

The example for “GaussianBlur” class is given below:

BoxBlur bx = new GaussianBlur();

Bx.setRadius(10.0);

Here, “bx” denotes object of “GaussianBlur” class. The given code defines a constructor and sets blur radius.

MotionBlur class:

  • The class “MotionBlur” blurs pixels in an image.
  • It blurs pixels in a certain direction.
  • The “setAngle” method can change direction.
  • The blurriness of “MotionBlur” could be increased or decreased by changing blur radius.
  • The blurring effect would increase with radius.

Example:

The example for “MotionBlur” class is given below:

MotionBlur bx = new MotionBlur();

bx.setRadius(10.0);

bx.setAngle(45.0);

Here, “bx” denotes object of “MotionBlur” class. The given code defines a constructor and sets blur radius and angle.

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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)

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