Code for Issues 13(Hide/Show Filters) and 14(Black/White Filter Toggle) #17
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I revisited the addition file and changed it to a for loop that finds the sum of the first 5 positive integers. This code can help with finding sums and averages. This is very basic code, so it can be adjusted later to allow input for how many or which integers are added.
The buttons in lines 61-80 were added to change the filters' colors(black/white) and visibility.
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What is this for? And is it Java?
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That was for the original test pull request I did for training. Feel free to remove that file.
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I adjusted the code to create two buttons: one for hiding or showing the filters, and another for changing the filter's color. The original issue 13 asked for a swipe, but not only would a swipe conflict with photo capturing, but it would also be harder to implement in SwiftUI. The buttons change all of the filters at once to the same visibility or color. The only problem with my code is that the changes don't apply to the current filter. I can fix those later, but right now I'm going to focus on the gitignore or camera functionality. Use the most recent versions of each file if possible, but all of the updates work.