$15.$ Add Image Transposition

The function transpose does not have any parameters other than image. Implement this function as specified. It is very similar to the function of the same name shown in the videos for the module Programming with Nested Lists. Download this function from the Canvas page if you need a hint.

This function will look like it rotates the image, but it$$s slightly different. It actually rotates and flips. You should test it out on the less symmetrical images. For example, the command

python pictool.py transpose images$/$Japan$.$png Japan$2.$png

should perform the following conversion:

def transpose$($image$)$:

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Returns True after transposing the image

All plug$-$in functions must return True or False. This function returns True

because it modifies the image. It transposes the image, swaping colums and rows.

Transposing is tricky because you cannot just change the pixel values; you have

to change the size of the image table. A $10$x$20$ image becomes a $20$x$10$ image.

The easiest way to transpose is to make a transposed copy with the pixels from

the original image. Then remove all the rows in the image and replace it with

the rows from the transposed copy.

Parameter image: The image buffer

Precondition: image is a $2$d table of RGB objects

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# Change this to return True when the function is implemented

return False