Preface
General
This lesson is the next in a series (see Resources) designed to teach you how to write Java programs to do things like:
- Remove redeye from a photographic image.
- Distort the human voice.
- Display one image inside another image.
- Do edge detection, blurring, and other filtering operations on images.
- Insert animated cartoon characters into videos of live humans.
If you have ever wondered how to do these things, you've come to the right place.
Let's have some fun
You've been working very hard if you have studied all of the earlier lessons in this series (see Resources). You have learned all about the Turtle class, its superclass named SimpleTurtle, and the classes from which a turtle's contained objects are instantiated (Pen and PathSegment).
You have learned how to instantiate new Turtle objects, placing them in either a World object or a Picture object. You have learned how to manipulate the Turtle objects once you place them in their environment.
It's time to take a break and have some fun by writing non-trivial programs that make use of what you have learned so far. That's what we are going to do in this lesson.
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