def flip_vertical(img: Cimpl.Image) -> Cimpl.Image:
    """
    author: himanshu singh
    flips the image vertically (Cimpl.Image object) and returns it when called.
    
    >>> flip_vertical(Cimpl.load_image("image.jpg"))
    returns a vertically flipped image

    """
    newimage = Cimpl.copy(img)

    height1 = Cimpl.get_height(img)  # get image height

    width1 = Cimpl.get_width(img)  # get image width

    for y in range(height1):

        for x in range(width1):
            change = height1 - y - 1
            # editing height to flip vertically (change)
            # change implemented below to make changes to the actual image passed
            # in below
            Cimpl.set_color(newimage, x, y, Cimpl.get_color(img, x, change))
            Cimpl.set_color(newimage, x, change, Cimpl.get_color(img, x, y))

    return newimage
def detect_edges(original_image: Cimpl.Image, threshold: float) -> Cimpl.Image:
    """ The author: Ibrahim Kasim
    returns a copy of the original image with edge detection filter apllied to it."""
    new_image = Cimpl.copy(original_image)
    total_width = Cimpl.get_width(original_image)
    total_height = Cimpl.get_height(original_image)
    blacked = Cimpl.create_color(0, 0, 0)
    whited = Cimpl.create_color(255, 255, 255)

    for x, y, pixels in original_image:
        if x != total_width and y != total_height - 1:
            pixel_top = Cimpl.get_color(original_image, x, y)
            pixel_bottom = Cimpl.get_color(original_image, x, y + 1)

            average_top = (pixel_top[0] + pixel_top[1] + pixel_top[2]) / 3
            average_bottom = (pixel_bottom[0] + pixel_bottom[1] +
                              pixel_bottom[2]) / 3
            difference = abs(average_bottom - average_top)
            if x == total_width:
                Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, whited)

            elif difference > threshold:
                Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, blacked)
            else:
                Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, whited)
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def check_equal(expected: Cimpl.Image, outcome: Cimpl.Image) -> None:
    """
    Author: Zakaria Ismail
    Checks if PARAMETERS expected and outcome,
    both Cimpl.Image objects are:
        1. Of the same type
        2. Have the same pixel at each location - Quantitatively the same
    Assumes both PARAMETERS have the same dimensions <- should this be taken into account?
    """
    errors = 0
    if type(expected) == type(outcome):
        for x, y, exp_col in expected:
            out_col = Cimpl.get_color(outcome, x, y)
            if exp_col != out_col:
                print("ERROR: Color discrepancy detected at x:{} y:{}\n"
                      "Expected: {}\n"
                      "Outcome: {}".format(x, y, exp_col, out_col))
                errors += 1
        if errors == 0:
            print(
                "SUCCESS: expected and outcome are of the same type and have identical pixels."
            )
        else:
            print("{} ERRORS detected.".format(errors))
    else:
        print("ERROR: Different types detected.\n"
              "Expected: Type {}\n"
              "Outcome: Type {}".format(type(expected), type(outcome)))
def check_equal(expected: Cimpl.Image, outcome: Cimpl.Image) -> None:
    """
    Author: Zakaria Ismail

    RETURNS nothing. Checks if PARAMETERS expected and outcome,
    both Cimpl.Image objects are:
        1. Of the same type
        2. Have the same pixel at each location - Quantitatively the same

    >>> check_equal(Cimpl.load_image('p2-original.jpg'), Cimpl.load_image('combined_image.png'))
    -> Test results and error messages are printed.
    """
    errors = 0
    if type(expected) == type(outcome):
        for x, y, exp_col in expected:
            out_col = Cimpl.get_color(outcome, x, y)
            if exp_col != out_col:
                print("ERROR: Color discrepancy detected at x:{} y:{}\n"
                      "Expected: {}\n"
                      "Outcome: {}".format(x, y, exp_col, out_col))
                errors += 1
        if errors == 0:
            print(
                "SUCCESS: expected and outcome are of the same type and have identical pixels."
            )
        else:
            print("{} ERRORS detected.".format(errors))
    else:
        print("ERROR: Different types detected.\n"
              "Expected: Type {}\n"
              "Outcome: Type {}".format(type(expected), type(outcome)))
def detect_edges_better(image: Cimpl.Image, threshold: int) -> Cimpl.Image:
    """
    Author:YANGLONG LIU 101141366
    returns a Image with only black and white color depending on the comparsion 
    between contrast and threshold.
    >>>improved_detect_image = detect_edges_better(raw_image, 13)
    >>>show(improved_detect_image) which returned image looks like pencil skectches.
    """
    new_image = Cimpl.copy(image)
    wdt = Cimpl.get_width(new_image)
    hgt = Cimpl.get_height(new_image)
    for x in range(wdt):
        for y in range(hgt):
            if y < hgt - 1:  # make a confirmation for the bottom line is not in this range
                red, green, blue = Cimpl.get_color(image, x, y)
                red1, green1, blue1 = Cimpl.get_color(
                    image, x,
                    y + 1)  # the pixel below the pixel of raw image one
                red2, green2, blue2 = Cimpl.get_color(
                    image, x - 1, y)  # the right one of the pixel

                brightness1 = (red + blue + green) / 3
                brightness2 = (red1 + blue1 + green1) / 3
                brightness3 = (red2 + blue2 + green2) / 3

                contrast1 = abs(brightness2 - brightness1)
                contrast2 = abs(brightness3 - brightness1)

                if contrast1 > threshold or contrast2 > threshold:  # make a comparsion the contrast with threshold
                    red, green, blue = 0, 0, 0  # if the contrast is higher, change color to black.
                    black = Cimpl.create_color(red, green, blue)
                    Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, black)

                else:
                    red, green, blue = 255, 255, 255  # if the contrast is lower, change color to white.
                    white = Cimpl.create_color(red, green, blue)
                    Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, white)

            elif y == hgt - 1:  # the bottom row of the image which the bottom line is in this range
                red, green, blue = 255, 255, 255  # change to white simply.
                white = Cimpl.create_color(red, green, blue)
                Cimpl.set_color(new_image, x, y, white)

    return new_image
def flip_horizontal(img: Cimpl.Image) -> Cimpl.Image:
    """
    Author: Zakaria Ismail

    RETURNS a Cimpl.Image
    that was flipped, after
    being PASSED img

    img is a Cimpl.Image object

    >>> flip_horizontal(Cimpl.load_image(Cimpl.choose_file()))
    """
    hgt = Cimpl.get_height(img)
    wth = Cimpl.get_width(img)
    mid_x = wth // 2
    copy = Cimpl.copy(img)
    for y in range(hgt):
        for x in range(mid_x):
            # r1, g1, b1 = Cimpl.get_color(img, x, y)
            # r2, g2, b2 = Cimpl.get_color(img, x, hgt-y)
            Cimpl.set_color(copy, x, y, Cimpl.get_color(img, wth - x - 1, y))
            Cimpl.set_color(copy, wth - x - 1, y, Cimpl.get_color(img, x, y))
    return copy
def combine(r_img: Cimpl.Image, g_img: Cimpl.Image,
            b_img: Cimpl.Image) -> Cimpl.Image:
    """
    Author: Zakaria Ismail

    RETURNS an ImageObject where
    three Cimpl.Image objects are passed.
    Combines the color channels
    of the three arguments.

    >>> Cimpl.show(combine(Cimpl.load_image('red_image.png'), Cimpl.load_image('green_image.png'), Cimpl.load_image('blue_image.png'))
    -> Returns a Cimpl.Image object
    """
    base = Cimpl.copy(r_img)

    for x, y, (r, g, b) in base:
        g_r, g_g, g_b = Cimpl.get_color(g_img, x, y)
        b_r, b_g, b_b = Cimpl.get_color(b_img, x, y)
        color = Cimpl.create_color(compute_sum(r, g_r, b_r),
                                   compute_sum(g, g_g, b_g),
                                   compute_sum(b, g_b, b_b))
        Cimpl.set_color(base, x, y, color)
    Cimpl.save_as(base, 'combined_image.png')
    return base
def sepia(image):
    """
    Author: YANGLONG LIU
    return a grayscaled Image object after being passed a Image object.
    """
    hgt = Cimpl.get_height(image)
    wth = Cimpl.get_width(image)
    for x in range(wth):
        for y in range(hgt):
            red, green, blue = Cimpl.get_color(image, x, y)
            if red < 63:
                blue = blue * 0.9
                red = red * 1.1
            elif 63 <= red and 193 >= red:
                blue = blue * 0.85
                red = red * 1.15
            elif red > 191:
                blue = blue * 0.93
                red = red * 1.08
            new_color = Cimpl.create_color(red, blue, green)
            Cimpl.set_color(image, x, y, new_color)
    return image