Question

Please use python.

You can import only:

from typing import Dict, List

from PIL import Image

import random

Questions are:

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1. def rotate_picture_90_left(img: Image) -> Image:
"""Return a NEW picture that is the given Image img rotated 90 degrees
to the left.

Hints:
- create a new blank image that has reverse width and height
- reverse the coordinates of each pixel in the original picture, img,
and put it into the new picture
"""
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2. def rotate_picture_90_right(img: Image) -> Image:
"""
Return a NEW picture that is the given Image img rotated 90 degrees
to the right.
"""

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only the following methods are allowed to use

- Image.new(mode, size, color): creates a new image (use 'RGB' for mode)

- Image.open(filename): opens an existing image file

- Image.size: returns the image size in pixels as a 2-tuple, (width, height)

- Image.load(): returns a PixelAccess object of all of the image's pixels

- Image.show(): display the image represented by the Image object

- Image.save(filename): saves an image

- Image.close(): closes an open Image file

Answer 1

Hello

This code should be enough for you

from PIL import Image
import random

def rotate_picture_90_left(img: Image):
width=img.size[0]
height=img.size[1]
result=Image.new('RGBA',(height,width))
px=img.load()
px2=result.load()
dict={}
for y in range(height):
for x in range(width):
px2[(y,width-1-x)]=px[(x,y)]
return result

def rotate_picture_90_right(img:Image):
width=img.size[0]
height=img.size[1]
result=Image.new('RGBA',(height,width))
px=img.load()
px2=result.load()
for y in range(height):
for x in range(width):
px2[(height-1-y,x)]=px[(x,y)]
return result

def flip_horizontal(img:Image):
width=img.size[0]
height=img.size[1]
px=img.load()
for y in range(int(height/2)):
for x in range(int(width)):
px[(x,y)],px[(x,height-1-y)]=px[(x,height-1-y)],px[(x,y)]
#print('Hi')
return img;

def flip_vertical(img:Image):
width=img.size[0]
height=img.size[1]
px=img.load()
for x in range(int(width/2)):
for y in range(int(height)):
px[(x,y)],px[(width-1-x,y)]=px[(width-1-x,y)],px[(x,y)]
return img

def driver():
img=Image.open("000000000785.jpg")

img1=Image.open("000000000785.jpg")

img2=Image.open("000000000785.jpg")
result1=rotate_picture_90_left(img)
result2=rotate_picture_90_right(img)
horizontal_flip=flip_horizontal(img1)
vertical_flip=flip_vertical(img2)
img.show()
horizontal_flip.show()#or you can write img1.show()
vertical_flip.show()#or you can write img2.show()
result1.show()
result2.show()

driver()
Regards