Picture Lab for 2D Arrays

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Section 4.62 Picture Lab for 2D Arrays

The Picture Lab

https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/picture-lab-studentguide.pdf

is a fun lab that you may have started in an earlier challenge and can finish in the next pages.

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Picture Lab A1 - A3: Intro to Digital Pictures
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pictureLabA1toA3.html

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Picture Lab A4: 2D Arrays
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pictureLabA4.html

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Picture Lab A5 intro
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pictureLabA5inheritance.html

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Picture Lab A5: Image Modification
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pictureLabA5.html

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Picture Lab A6: Mirroring Images
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pictureLabA6.html

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Picture Lab A7: Mirroring Parts of Images
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pictureLabA7.html

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Picture Lab A8: Collage
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pictureLabA8.html

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Picture Lab A9: Edge Detection
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pictureLabA9.html

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There is also a new College Board called the Steganography Lab

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https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap-computer-science-a-steganography-lab-student-guide.pdf

that continues on from the Picture Lab and explores hiding messages in images. The teacher guide and the code files are available in the AP Course Audit Portal.

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You have attempted of activities on this page.

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