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Jidong Xiao
2025-02-11 23:34:39 -05:00
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## Lab Tasks
In this lab, you will modify an existing C++ program. This program reverse a GIF image file.
In this lab, you will modify an existing C++ program. This program reverses a GIF image file.
Here are examples of reversing GIF.
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When given an input GIF image file, the starter code extracts all frames from this image file, and store these frames in a std::vector<GifFrame> named frames. This frames vector will then be passed to a function *reverseFrames* which reverses the vector. The *reverseFrames* function will return an std::vector<GifFrame> which contains the reversed frames. This reversed frames vector is then passed to a function writeGif(), which just writes all frames in a new GIF image file.
When given an input GIF image file, the starter code extracts all frames from this image file, and store these frames in an std::vector<GifFrame> named frames. This frames vector will then be passed to a function *reverseFrames* which reverses the vector. The *reverseFrames* function will return an std::vector<GifFrame> which contains the reversed frames. This reversed frames vector is then passed to a function writeGif(), which just writes all frames in a new GIF image file.
In this lab, multiple copies of the starter code will be provided, but you will only be working on the *reverseFrames* function - you will be required to re-write this function in different ways.