365 Days of Python: Day #39 — Winter Woes

If you live in an area of the world that experiences seasons, then you are probably familiar with the bone-chilling nature of winter.

Winter does not only bring colder weather, but it also brings shorter days. In turn, people often experience periods of depression due to the lack of sunlight exposure.

You wake up in the dark. You drive to work in the dark. You work in artificial light. You drive home from work in the dark.

Therefore, it is no surprise that this mundane cycle causes the phenomenon of winter woes.

Day #39 (12/23/2022)

“What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.”

— John Steinbeck

Accomplishments

• Created an outline for my PotW (see below)

def introduction():
  #introduce the program and its capabilities


def image():
  #ask the user what image they would like to convert


def convert():
  #convert the image


def show():
  #show the user the original image and the converted image


def save():
  #ask the user if he/she would like to save the converted image

Weekly Goals

• Write a program that converts any image into an 8-bit version of itself (20%)