Binogic

This module can be used to work with matrices and provides several methods for manipulating a matrix represented by a two-dimensional array of integers.

In the BinMatrix class, you'll find the following methods with a brief analysis:

1. binaryReverse(int x, int y):

   • This method takes a coordinates (x and y) of an element.
   • If the element at the specified coordinates is 0, it changes to 1, and vice versa.
   • The method modifies the matrix and returns it.

2. binaryTurnOn(int x, int y):

   • This method takes a coordinates (x and y) of an element.
   • If the element at the specified coordinates is 0, it is set to 1.
   • The method modifies the matrix and returns it.

3. binaryTurnOff(int x, int y):

   • This method is similar to binaryTurnOn, but if the element at the specified coordinates is 1, it is set to 0.

4. rectangle(int x0, int x1, int y0, int y1):

   • This method takes a coordinates (x0, x1, y0, and y1) defining a region.
   • It draws a filled rectangle within the specified area.
   • The method modifies the matrix and returns it.

There's also the DrawMatrix class with the following methods:

1. consoleDraw(SimpleMatrix matrix, String pixel):

   • This method takes a matrix and a string pixel to use for displaying non-zero elements of the matrix.
   • It creates a string representation of the matrix where pixel is used for non-zero elements and spaces for zero elements.
   • The result is returned as a string.

2. guiDraw(SimpleMatrix matrix, String name, int height, int width):

   • This method takes a matrix, window name, as well as height and width to use for displaying matrix elements.
   • It creates a graphical representation of the matrix.
   • Method result: Creating a graphical representation of the matrix.

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