Create an image object from that array

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Write a program in java that:

1. Reads the image data file "original.txt" into your program, (file contains the following numbers):

1122333444

0011223334

0000011223

5000000001

5550000000

5555550000

5555555555

then output another file with the image data converted to ASCII symbols that represent the darkness of each pixel.

a. You must create a class called "Image" to represent the image

b. This class should accept image data in the form of a 2-dimentional integer matrix.

**This class should not import Scanner, System.io, File, etc. (after all this data matrix might come from another source, another object, who knows). **

c. You should create a second class, called "pictureOutput" that handles file and console input and output, along with conversion of data to a Java array that can be passed to Image.

-In addition to reading in a data file and converting it to a Java array, pictureOutput should also be able to accept an Image object and write its contents to disk.

-In addition to simply writing the raw data, pictureOutput should be able to convert that data to ASCII art, and write the ASCII version of the image to disk. Use the following to handle this conversion:

0 = "space"

1 = .

2 = :

3 = o

4 = O

5 = $

2. Create a utility Object - similar to Math - called "pictureEdit" that contains methods for working with and manipulating images

a. pictureEdit must accept Image objects as method parameters as its primary means of receiving image data. No passing arrays! Use proper object-oriented style! b. pictureEdit must also implement at least two methods in some way related to manipulating images. This may include:

i. Rotating the image 90 degrees or 180 degrees

ii. Flipping the image vertically or horizontally or diagonally

iii. Cropping the image

1. I imagine something like crop(myImage, 0, 1,2,0) which would remove 0 rows from the top, 1 from the left, 2 from the bottom, and 0 from the left. Your call on specifics, though.

iv. Adding a border to the image 1. surround (myImage, 5, 2) would add a border of "darkness" value 5 that is 2 "pixels" wide around the entire image. Your call on specifics, though.

v. Whatever else you feel like doing: image compression, combining two images together, darkening or lightening the image by changing the values of the "pixels", or whatever you feel like doing. It's up to you;

c. pictureEdit must contain at least one method that is declared using the "static" keyword, (much as Math.sqrt() is declared statically) and you must demonstrate proper use of it in main().

3. All 3 objects must be contained in a package called "EasyPicture"

4. In this package, you must also include a class called "picTest" that contains main() and demonstrates the successful completions of the requirements of this assignment. The code in main() should:

a. Read in the data from "original.txt"

b. Create a Java array from that data

c. Create an Image object from that array

d. Convert that Image object to ASCII art

e. Write the ASCII version to disk

f. Perform at least 2 manipulations on that image i. (Please only perform these manipulations on the data found in "original.txt", and not on Images that have already been manipulated.)

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